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Study Suggests Remembrances of Dead Played Role in Rise of Architecture in Andean Region

• by Greg Watry
• July 01, 2025

• Society, Arts & Culture

What Do Your Teeth Reveal About Your Diet?

• by Greg Watry
• June 16, 2025

• Egghead
• Advancing Health Worldwide

Study Suggests Dance and Lullabies Aren’t Universal Human Behaviors

• by Greg Watry
• April 29, 2025

• Driven by Curiosity

The Conversation: How are Humans Different From Other Animals?

• by Eli Elster, Doctoral Candidate in Evolutionary Anthropology, É«ÇéAPPµ¼º½
• March 19, 2025

• The Curiosity Gap
• Society, Arts & Culture

How Do Pilgrimage Sites Arise?

• by Greg Watry
• March 04, 2025

• The Curiosity Gap
• Society, Arts & Culture

Being Part of a ‘Civilization’ Only Reduces Violence If You’re a Woman in Ancient Andes Populations

• by Karen Nikos-Rose
• October 21, 2024

• Society, Arts & Culture

Researchers Identify Tooth Enamel Proteins That Offer Window into Human Health

• by Karen Nikos-Rose
• September 19, 2024

• Society, Arts & Culture
• Driven by Curiosity

É«ÇéAPPµ¼º½ Study Highlights Factors Associated with Higher Tuberculosis Risk in South Africa

• by Greg Watry, College of Letters and Science
• August 01, 2024

• Society, Arts & Culture
• Feeding a Growing Population

Humans are Born to Run

• by Greg Watry
• July 30, 2024

• Egghead
• Driven by Curiosity

Monkeys' Stone Tool Use Gives Insight into Archaeology

• by Greg Watry and Andy Fell
• April 19, 2024

• Egghead
• Driven by Curiosity

Rise of Archery in Andes Mountains Dated to 5,000 Years Ago — Earlier Than Previous Research

• by Greg Watry
• December 20, 2023

• Driven by Curiosity
• Society, Arts & Culture

Study Suggests That Having Common Ancestors Can Jeopardize Fertility for Generations

• by Greg Watry
• October 25, 2023

• Society, Arts & Culture
• Science & Technology

Can Humans Recognize a Song’s Intent Regardless of Language?

• by Greg Watry, College of Letters and Science
• September 15, 2023

• The Curiosity Gap
• Society, Arts & Culture

Were Figurative Depictions in Art Exclusive to Homo sapiens?

• by Greg Watry, College of Letters and Science
• July 10, 2023

• The Curiosity Gap
• Society, Arts & Culture

Climate Change Likely Led to Violence in Early Andean Populations

• by Karen Nikos-Rose
• June 15, 2023

• Science and Climate
• Driven by Curiosity

New É«ÇéAPPµ¼º½ Research Using DNA Changes Origin of Human Species, Researchers Suggest

• by Karen Nikos-Rose
• May 17, 2023

• Driven by Curiosity
• Society, Arts & Culture

The Conversation: How To Balance Community Needs With Research?

• by Dana Al-Hindi and Brenna Henn, University of California, Davis
• April 22, 2022

• The Curiosity Gap
• Society, Arts & Culture

How the Transition to Agriculture Affects Populations in the Present Day

• by Andy Fell
• March 09, 2022

• Driven by Curiosity
• Society, Arts & Culture
• The Curiosity Gap

No Time to Nap in Nature

• by Carla Avolio
• March 02, 2022

• Driven by Curiosity
• Science & Technology

Did a Tough Environment Shape the Evolution of Human Creativity?

• by Kathleen Holder
• February 28, 2022

• Driven by Curiosity
• Society, Arts & Culture

Carbon Payments Play Pivotal Role in Forest Protection Program

• by Kat Kerlin
• February 23, 2022

• Science and Climate
• Environment

Denisovans or Homo Sapiens: Who Were the First to Settle (Permanently) on the Tibetan Plateau?

• by Kathleen Holder
• December 07, 2021

• Society, Arts & Culture

Early Big-Game Hunters of the Americas Were Female, Researchers Suggest

• by Karen Nikos-Rose
• November 04, 2020

• Society, Arts & Culture
• Driven by Curiosity

Archaeologists Use Tooth Enamel Protein to Show Sex of Human Remains

• by Andy Fell
• July 17, 2020

• Driven by Curiosity
• Science & Technology
• Society, Arts & Culture

Neandertals Were Choosy About Making Bone Tools

• by Andy Fell
• May 08, 2020

• Egghead
• Driven by Curiosity