A researcher claims to have found evidence of humans in Chesapeake Bay over 22,000 years ago. The assertion is yet another recent announcement claiming to push the arrival of humans in North ...

Researchers uncovered evidence at White Sands National Park in New Mexico that suggests prehistoric humans used travois, a simple sled-like device, to transport their belongings over 20,000 years ago.

Some of the earliest North Americans may have arrived on the continent using a "sea-ice highway" as far back as around 24,000 years ago.

During the last ice age, the first people to reach the Americas may have traveled from Asia along a sea ice "highway." When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

An Extreme Ice Age May Have Wiped Out Europe’s Earliest Humans 1.1 Million Years Ago New research suggests the continent was devoid of hominins for about 200,000 years after a previously unknown ...

Ancient remains found in California suggest that humans were present in North America some 130,000 years ago -- substantially earlier than scientists previously thought. A site in San Diego ...

A researcher claims to have found evidence of humans in Chesapeake Bay over 22,000 years ago. The assertion is yet another recent announcement claiming to push the arrival of humans in North America ...

The climate data suggest conditions along the coastal route may have been conducive to migration between 24,500 and 22,000 years ago and 16,400-14,800 years ago, possibly aided by the presence of ...