Ogg, a young caveman, was huddled in his cave, trying to stay warm. As he sat there shivering, he had an idea. “Why can’t I have a device that can keep me warm and connected to my fellow cavemen?” Ogg thought to himself. And so, Ogg set to work. He gathered sticks and stones and … READ MORE
Cavemen Could Keep In Touch, Too Archaeologists excavating a site in preset-day Ghana were surprised to find an early australopithecine skeleton in excellent condition, nearly intact. Specimens of this sort, which date back more than three million years, are rare. “Don’t you agree?” said Pedro Fuentes, the lead scientist on the team. “Very exciting! Don’t … READ MORE
Dubbed “Vinnie, the Barbarian” by locals, “he’s actually great at ‘knock-knock’ jokes” says his guardian. Security guard Marco Cippolino remembers the first time he met “Vinnie, the Barbarian.” “I was working my regular night shift at National Science Storage. It’s a big place in Jersey, sort of an island of failed experiments. You should see … READ MORE
Scientists were searching for a woman willing to give birth to a Neanderthal child. Lindsay Lohan volunteered.
Music was flourishing in Europe in 40,000BC – millennia before Beethoven or the Beatles.