Twisted and knotted cords found to tell tales beyond basic numerical tallies
234 years ago, Felipe Tupa Inka Yupanki arrived in the small Peruvian town of Collata to organize an uprising of native Incans against Spanish colonizers.
234 years ago, Felipe Tupa Inka Yupanki arrived in the small Peruvian town of Collata to organize an uprising of native Incans against Spanish colonizers.
In a time when people have a hard time seeing eye-to-eye, it may be comforting to know that we basically see the same world monkeys do.
I like holding my kids’ hands when we go places.
You’ve probably never conversed with a groundhog or tree frog, but it might not be as futile as you’d think.
Baby brains are language sponges.
Humans didn’t evolve in a world of deadbolts and heavy doors.
In 1961, miners in Morocco found what appeared to be human skulls, jaws, arm and hip bones.
5000 years ago, someone in Sumeria was worried they had “tooth worms.” It was probably just run-of-the-mill cavities, but people didn’t really know why their teeth could break down in their mouths.
From a modern human’s perspective, cannibalism seems like a particularly monstrous course of action.
Some of the first technology created by humans were sharpened stone flakes.