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Study Uncovers Brain Regions that Help Differentiate Imagination From Reality

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Areas of the brain that help a person differentiate between what is real and what is imaginary have been uncovered in a new study led by UCL researchers.See the Story

When did we become Human?

When We Became Human Introduction: A Question as Old as Us What does it truly mean to be human? Is humanity defined by our anatomy, by our actions, or by the way we think? When did we cross that invisible line from being just another species to becoming uniquely human? Paleoanthropologists—researchers who study the evolution of humans—continue to debate this fascinating question. In truth, our humanity may not be marked by a single event, but ra…Species · Kenya Read Article

Mothers of Humanity: The Profound Role of Mothers in Human Evolution and Culture

Mother’s Day is an opportunity to pause and reflect deeply on the incredible journey mothers have undertaken throughout human history. In paleoanthropology—the scientific study of ancient humans—we discover that motherhood has profoundly shaped not only individual lives but also the evolution of our species. In celebrating mothers, we honor the essential architects of humanity’s past, present, and future. The First Mothers: Early Humans and Mate…Mother's Day · Turkey Read Article

Beyond the Grave: Burial and the Human Condition in Deep Time

Introduction: Death as a Mirror of Mind In the tapestry of human evolution, few threads are as evocative as the act of burial. The deliberate interment of the dead signifies more than a practical response to mortality; it reflects cognitive depth, emotional resonance, and social complexity. For early hominins, grappling with death may have been a pivotal moment—marking the emergence of symbolic thought and cultural expression. It is in this reck…Iraq · Iraq Read Article

Unearthing “Pink”: A Transformative Discovery in Human Evolution – The Oldest Face of Western Europe

So I missed reporting on this news recently; and it’s pretty significant so I wanted to make sure that I addressed it. I also plan on making a quick summary video about it for sharing and educational enjoyment ASAP. Please learn, like, share, and subscribe! In the depths of northern Spain’s Sierra de Atapuerca, an extraordinary discovery has recently captured global attention. Fossilized fragments of a human face, affectionately nicknamed “Pink,…Spain · Spain Read Article

Who is Seth Chagi?

Who am I? I’m Seth Chagi—paleoanthropologist, science communicator, and founder of the World of Paleoanthropology. My passion lies in unraveling the story of our shared human origins and making this knowledge engaging and accessible to everyone through compelling articles, dynamic videos, and interactive experiences. As the enthusiastic host of the #PaleoPostPodcast and creator of the popular YouTube series “The Story of Us,” I love bringing the…Read Article

At the Dawn of Parenting: An Evolutionary Tale of Love and Survival

Imagine a small band of early humans huddled around a flickering fire on the African savanna 1.8 million years ago. In the dim glow, a young mother cradles her infant, who fusses quietly. There are no cribs or strollers, no formula or diapers – only the tools nature endowed and the ingenuity of a resourceful species. This is the world of early hominin parenting, where raising a child is a feat of survival and a labor of love. In this narrative, …Read Article

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