While we’ve never found direct evidence of Neanderthal clothing, a wealth of indirect clues suggests they were skilled fashionistas. From stone tools used to process animal hides to the presence of body lice, research points to the likely use of leather and fur garments for warmth in the harsh climates they inhabited.
A well-preserved mastodon skull, dating back 13,600 years, has been discovered in Iowa, marking the first such find in the state. The discovery raises the possibility of human interaction with the ancient creature, as researchers have found human-made artifacts at the site.
A groundbreaking study has revealed that the Altar Stone at the heart of Stonehenge was transported from the far north of Scotland, not southwestern Wales as previously believed. This discovery points to a far more connected and advanced Neolithic Britain than previously understood, highlighting the collaborative efforts of prehistoric peoples across the island.
The prehistoric Gudiyam rock shelters in Tamil Nadu have been opened to tourists after renovations, featuring a new entrance, a tourist transport vehicle, rest sheds, and a watchtower. The site offers a glimpse into the Stone Age, with guided tours and the opportunity to see ancient artifacts. However, experts emphasize the need for increased promotion and research to further highlight the historical significance of the location.
A new study suggests that ancient humans may have butchered and eaten a giant armadillo-like creature in Argentina around 20,000 years ago, pushing back the timeline of human presence in the Americas. This discovery adds to the growing evidence that humans spread throughout the Americas much earlier than previously thought, possibly arriving as early as 21,000 years ago.
Sweet Valley Ranch is thrilled to announce the return of Dinosaur World for its fourth exhilarating season, featuring a Fossil Museum, a 1/4 mile Dinosaur Trail, and an Ice Age cave. Opening on June 1st and running through August 3rd, this exclusive prehistoric escapade will transport visitors back in time with its collection of over 75 animatronic creatures and dinosaurs. Located off Highway 95 in Fayetteville, NC, Dinosaur World has grown significantly since its inception in 2021, expanding its collection from 25 to over 75 dinosaurs.
