Explore the fascinating story of Homo naledi, a mysterious human ancestor discovered in South Africa, with hundreds of ...

Homo naledi, an extinct relative of modern humans whose brain was one-third the size of ours, buried their dead and engraved cave walls about 250,000 years ago, according to new research.

Drew Forrest uses one of South Africa’s most important hominid discoveries to debate the paradoxes and contradictions ...

These specimens are part of a new species now referred to as Homo Naledi. Human-like in some aspects, but very primitive in others, scientists are left a bit puzzled as to where exactly Homo ...

New research has discovered an extinct relative of modern humans known as Homo naledi buried their dead and engraved cave walls around 250,000 years ago. The discovery is a surprise as it changes ...

The Homo naledi hand and foot were uniquely adapted for both tree climbing and walking upright. IMAGE, PETER SCHMID AND WILLIAM HARCOURT-SMITH | WITS UNIVERSITY Homo naledi may have been just as adept ...

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How does your latest find, Homo naledi, challenge theories of human origins? Homo naledi is between 200,000 and 300,000 years old. That’s a best guess. That means you have a small-brain ...

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