- “Aegean Acheulean at the Eurasian crossroads Hominin settlement in Eurasia and Africa” An international conference organised by the University of Crete
- CAHO Seminar Series, University of Southampton
- Prehistory seminar HUJI (Institute of Archaeology, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
- Prehistory seminar HUJI(The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Institute of Archaeology)
- Talk by Dr Chantal Conneller (University of Newcastle):
- CAHO seminar series, University of Southampton
- Prehistory seminar HUJI on Tuesday April 12th, 16:30
- Prehistory seminar HUJI Tuesday April 5th, 16:30
- Prehistory seminar HUJI 29th of March
- Prehistory seminar 22th of March
- Joint Seminar Series in Translational and Clinical Medicine; Wednesday, March 16, 15:00 – 16:00, Prof Nena Galanidou
- Talk by Dr Gadi Herzlinger (Institute of Archaeology, Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
- Talk by Prof Nena Galanidou (University of Crete)
- Evidence of Europe’s first Homo sapiens found in French cave
- Talk by Dr Emma Pomeroy (Cambridge University)
- Film screening: “Ladies and Princes of Prehistory” (52mn, 2021)The Museum of Prehistoric Anthropology (M.A.P.) and the Institute of Human Paleontology (IPH)Monday 7 February, 19:00 (Monaco time)
- INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE “First prehistoric settlement of the Alpes-Maritimes, Monaco and Ligurie within their palaeoenvironmental context”The Museum of Prehistoric Anthropology (M.A.P.) and the Institute of Human Paleontology (IPH)Monday 7, Tuesday 8, Wednesday 9 February, Monaco
- Earliest human remains in eastern Africa dated to more than 230,000 years ago Dawn of humanity pushed back 30,000 years
- The importance of being Normal
- Earliest known human burial in Africa
- Earliest parietal art: hominin hand and foot traces from the middle Pleistocene of Tibet
- Ancient footprints suggest famed human ancestor ‘Lucy’ had company
- Talk by Dr Emma Pomeroy (Cambridge University), CAHO Seminar Series, University of Southampton: Reconsidering Neanderthal mortuary/funerary behaviour at Shanidar Cave, Iraqi Kurdistan: Insights from Shanidar Z and the Shanidar Cave Project, 2nd December 2021 at 18:00 GMT
- First high resolution chronostratigraphy for the early North African Acheulean at Casablanca (Morocco)
- New fossils reveal a strange-looking Neanderthal in Israel
- The Cradle of More Than Humankind: Perspectives on Palaeosciences in South Africa
- Nena Galanidou on Rodafnidia, STO NISI 99FM radio
- Discovering when the first early modern humans left Africa
- NATURE PODCAST (02 June 2021)
- Talk by Dr Pablo Arias Cabal (University of Cantabria) in the CAHO Seminar Series, University of Southampton
- Call for expression of interest for participating in the Palaeolithic excavation projects of the University of Crete ( Rodafnidia open-air site, Lesbos Island, 27 July – 31 August 2021 & Panther Cave, Meganisi Island, 8-22 October 2021)
- The European Acheulean from the West: a regional perspective Talk by Dr Paula García-Medrano in the CAHO Seminar Series (University of Southampton) 13th May 2021, 18:00 BST To attend the event click here:
- Neanderthals carb loaded, helping grow their big brains
- Ancient Australian ‘superhighways’ suggested by massive supercomputing study
- Talk by Dr Patrick A. Cuthbertson, Speaking Archaeologically, 5:30pm (IST), 18 April 2021
- A series of online seminars by the French National Museum of Prehistory:
- “Lower Palaeolithic archaeology and submerged landscapes in Greece: The current state of the art” by P. Tsakanikou, N. Galanidou, D. Sakellariou is now available online. To access it, click below before May 25, 2021
- Meet Leakey Foundation grantee Kate McGrath and learn what the teeth of our ancestors can tell us about their life histories.
- “Making Deep History”, a new book by Clive Gamble
- A virtual field trip to some of the key Palaeolithic sites along the North Norfolk coast (UK)
- Did Neanderthals used toothpicks? New research reveals
- Current research offers new insights into the Denisovan ancestry
- Nena Galanidou on “Palaeolithic Lesbos” in Proto Programm of ERT
- Τalk by Professor Nick Ashton, in CAHO Seminar Series, 18th March 2021 at 18:00 GMT
- New open-acess study entitled “Modelling the end of the Acheulean at global and continental levels suggests widespread persistence into the Middle Palaeolithic”
- Did a Magnetic Field Reversal Doom Neanderthals?
- New book on Neanderthal Language
- The Neanderthal Throat—Did Neanderthals Speak?
- Mapping Human and Neanderthal Genomes
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