In France lies a stone tomb, which is biological proof of a Stone Age community that collapsed entirely. What happened to them is not known, barring speculations based on analysis of their remains. Decades later, they were replaced by a genetically different group. 

5,000-year-old mystery: Scientists discover Stone Age apocalypse in tomb of two peoples

Maryam Nawaz addressed students at Gujrat University on February 16, claiming that people in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa are living in the “stone age” due to PTI’s lack of development and technology initiatives. She highlighted that students in Punjab have access to multiple schemes, including technical training programs, emphasizing her government’s focus on education, skill development, and technological advancement.

Maryam Nawaz: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Still in “Stone Age”

People in the Stone Age likely had knowledge of geometry, astronomy, physics, geology and more and used it to build megalithic monuments, a new study has found. Archaeologists studied a megalithic burial mound in Spain built 6,000 years ago.

Stone Age man applied geology, physics, geometry to build Spanish burial mound

A prehistoric man, believed to have drowned around 4,000 years ago, has been reconstructed to show his likely appearance during his lifetime. A team from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) in Trondheim created this image using measurements of his skeletal remains and DNA data.

Face of Stone Age man thought to have drowned 4,000 years ago reconstructed

A Stone Age wall was found at the bottom of the Baltic Sea. The wall could be the largest Stone Age megastructure in Europe which is believed to be built by humans.

Submerged wall could be largest Stone Age megastructure in Europe

For over a century, archaeologists have been puzzled with the existence of limestone spheroids crafted by our early human ancestors more than 1.4 million years ago.

Our prehistoric ancestors turned stones into spheres for a reason, says study

Scientists in China have found evidence of a 40,000 years old culture just 100 miles away from Beijing. The stone-age culture was populated by now-extinct relatives of human species.

40,000 year-old stone-age culture found in China

Ostrich eggshell beads were used to create the world's oldest social network, connecting cultures. According to researchers in Germany, the beads show a 50,000-year-old infrastructure that connects Stone Age people in South and East Africa.

Social networking in Stone Age: 50,000-year-old social network discovered in Africa

Neanderthal's 41,000-year-old skeleton all set to resolve the long-standing mystery why the Stone Age hominins intentionally buried their dead. The origin of funerary practices has important implications for the emergence of so-called modern cognitive capacities and behaviour.

Neanderthal's 41,000-year-old skeleton all set to resolve this long-standing mystery

stone-age

Stone Age, News on Stone Age, stories on Stone Age, articles on Stone Age, Stone Age stories at Wion, Stone Age news, Stone Age latest news