An ancient ambush of wild horses at a German archaeological site called Schöningen around 300,000 years ago suggests that communal hunting, along with complex ...

The Robberg is one of southern Africa's most distinctive and widespread stone tool technologies. Robberg tools—which we found ...

A construction project to upgrade a sewer conveyance system in Canada led to the discovery of an archaeological site ...

I’ve been turkey hunting for just shy of 30 years. For the first half of that time, everyone hunted turkeys pretty much the same way, using hen calls and woodsmanship to get a gobbler to within ...

This discovery sheds new light on the survival strategies of coastal populations during the Paleolithic era. An international study, published in Nature Communications, reveals that human groups in ...

"If we can identify stratified Paleolithic deposits and conduct systematic research, especially if we find animal fossils associated with the stone tools and apply dating methods to them ...

Early humans would have used these tools for essential tasks like hunting, processing food, and surviving harsh conditions. The discovery of these Old Paleolithic materials indicates that early humans ...

since organic wood and fiber that would have likely been used in constructing Paleolithic seacraft rarely survive in the archaeological record. These stone tools offer a new way in. The most ...

Ohio hunters harvested 16,014 wild turkeys during the spring 2025 hunting season, marking an increase from last year’s total, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of ...

mostly flint cores and flakes that they will use on the journey as hunting tools, or as ornaments. These are pieces of their homeland. By mid-morning, the group arrives at their destination for the ...

Statewide, Ohio hunters harvested more turkeys in the 2025 spring season than in 2024, with shotguns being the preferred hunting method. Ashtabula County is full of turkeys. No, not the theatrical ...

They knew of various agricultural and hunting tools, and a wide variety of wild animals. Around the 3rd millennium BCE—when the Harappan civilisation was thriving on the Indus Valley—the speakers of ...