Lost your password?

Blogs about: Physical Anthropology

Featured Blog

CAH 1.1.5 – The earliest populations of man in western Eurasia

Alat wrote 4 days ago: Few, if any, areas of prehistory have changed so much in the last thirty years as the study of human … more →

Tags: Biology, Human Evolution

The Alekseev Manuscript

admin wrote 4 days ago: by Geraldine Reinhart-Waller Table of Contents Introduction Lecture 1 delivered on 24 June 1991 … more →

Tags: Indo-Europeans, Genetics, Fino-Ugrics, Asia

A New Homo erectus (Zhoukoudian V) Brain Endocast From China - Free to Access8 comments

Tim Jones wrote 1 week ago: As mentioned previously, the Royal Society are celebrating 350 years of publication, and in recognit … more →

Tags: archaeology, Blog, zhoukoudian, ZKD V Homo erectus

The origins of the Scythians (and early Northern Indo-Iranians)

admin wrote 1 week ago: The article presents some results of a multivariate analysis of 245 male Eurasian cranial series dat … more →

Tags: Indo-Europeans, Genetics, Scythians

Four Stone Hearth #81@ SpiderMonkeyTales

Tim Jones wrote 1 week ago: The most recent edition of the anthropology blog carnival Four Stone Hearth has been published over … more →

Tags: Blog, Blog Carnivals, Cultural Anthropology, Four Stone Hearth, SpiderMonkeyTales

Alma Mater

admin wrote 2 weeks ago: Jubileusz 100-lecia powstania Katedry Antropologii na Uniwersytecie Jagiellońskim skłonił redakcję m … more →

Tags: in polish, Poland

Karol Stojanowski

admin wrote 2 weeks ago: W dniu 9 czerwca 1947 r. zmarł nagle wybitny uczony dr Karol Stojanowski, prof. antropologii uniwers … more →

Tags: Poland, History, in polish

Online Papers by Wolpoff, Hawks and Caspari2 comments

Tim Jones wrote 1 month ago: Thanks to Carl at A Hot Cup of Joe for passing this along – if you navigate to the CV page of … more →

Tags: Blog

Long Toes & Short Ankles Help Sprinters Accelerate Faster

Kambiz wrote 1 month ago: The Journal of Experimental Biology has published an interesting paper about some unique features in … more →

Tags: Blog, Biophysics, comparative anatomy, sprinting

Robin McKie Of The Observer Reviews 3 Books On Human Evolution2 comments

Kambiz wrote 1 month ago: Ciarán Brewster, a.k.a. adhominin, just tweeted about three book reviews. The reviews, written by Ro … more →

Tags: Blog, Book Review, Human Evolution

A Cave Shut by Closed Minds? La Carihuela Neanderthals vs. the Junta

Tim Jones wrote 1 month ago:   Back in August of this year, two words I frequently encountered when trying to visit sites of … more →

Tags: archaeology, Blog, Cultural Anthropology, La Carihuela Neanderthals

Sex and the Single Neanderthal: Inter-Species Breeding in the Upper Palaeolithic? 14 comments

Tim Jones wrote 1 month ago: There’s been some coverage of a recent announcement by Svante Pääbo of the Max Planck Institut … more →

Tags: archaeology

Are today's men 'the sorriest cohort...to ever walk the planet?'

Leonard wrote 1 month ago: Via Reuters: LONDON (Reuters) – Many prehistoric Australian aboriginals could have outrun worl … more →

Evidence That Two Main Bottleneck Events Shaped Modern Human Genetic Diversity - Proc R Soc B FirstCite20 comments

Tim Jones wrote 2 months ago: The subject of bottlenecks in ancient human populations is visited once again, as Amos and Hoffman p … more →

Tags: Blog

Ardipithecus ramidus described in Oct. 2 issue of 'Science'

Leonard wrote 2 months ago: via Science Daily: ScienceDaily (Oct. 1, 2009) — In a special issue of Science, an international tea … more →

Science Publishes 11 Papers On Ardipithecus ramidus6 comments

Kambiz wrote 2 months ago: October 2nd 2009 Cover of Science Magazine There’s more than 11 citations here, but the others … more →

Tags: Blog, Paleoanthropology, Human Evolution, Ardipithecus ramidus, ardi

The 4.4-Million-Year-Old Ardipithecus ramidus8 comments

Kambiz wrote 2 months ago: Ardipithecus ramidus I want to be the first to break news to you that Science has published White … more →

Tags: Announcement, Paleoanthropology, Fossil, Human Evolution, Tim White, Ardipithecus ramidus

A Mammalian Lost World in Southwest Europe During the Late Pliocene - PLoS ONE15 comments

Tim Jones wrote 2 months ago: There’s a very interesting new paper, through which prospective readers are free to roam and e … more →

Tags: Blog

Free Out of Africa: Modern Human Origins Special Feature In PNAS5 comments

Kambiz wrote 2 months ago: The latest issue of the Proceedings from the National Academy of Science journal hosts a Out of Afri … more →

Tags: Blog, Announcement, Paleoanthropology, Human Evolution, Out of Africa, PNAS


Have your say. Start a blog.

See our free features →

Related Tags
All →

Follow this tag via RSS