Articles in "Prehistory"
From Giant Elephants to Gazelles: Breakthrough Israeli Study Tracks Development of Early Humans’ Hunting Practices
A groundbreaking study by researchers from Tel Aviv University tracks the development of early humans' hunting practices over the last 1.5 ...
120,000-Year-Old Messages Made of Bone Found in Israel
Israeli and French researchers have uncovered boned from the prehistoric ear with etchings, believed to be one of the oldest pieces of ...
Earliest Ever Evidence for the Use of Stone Tools for Grinding Found in Israeli Cave
The earliest evidence for the use of stone tools for grinding, some 350,000 years ago, was found in the Tabun Cave in northern Israel by ...
Prehistoric Structures in Northern Israel Reveal Rock Art of a Mysterious Ancient Culture
A study of large prehistoric stone monuments has led to the discovery of 4,200-year-old art engraved on the walls of megalithic burial ...
200,000-Year-Old Fossils from Israeli Cave Change Our Understanding of Human History
Contrary to a popular theory that the cold and dry climate of the Ice Age was a barrier to the intercontinental migration of humans, new ...
Excavation Reveals Prehistoric Village in the Jordan Valley
Jordan Valley (TPS) - A prehistoric village dated to around 12,000 years ago was uncovered near the Sea of Galilee in Israel on Wednesday, ...
Cave Near Tel Aviv Reveals That Prehistoric Man Ate Roasted Tortoises
Tel Aviv (TPS) - A new discovery by Tel Aviv University (TAU) researchers has revealed that tortoises formed part of the diets of the ...
