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Archaeologists are using experimental and reconstructive methods to recover the 'invisible' technologies of the Stone Age—perishable tools and processes like hafting, fiber production, and adhesive-making that rarely survive in the fossil record.
An article discussing the often-overlooked technologies of rope, twine, and thread in the Stone Age, highlighting their role in early human innovation.
The article discusses an ancient Greek water clock that maintained exceptional accuracy for 1,800 years, highlighting its historical significance.
A taphonomic analysis reveals new insights into the behavioral and technological capabilities of Homo floresiensis, the small-bodied hominin from Flores, Indonesia.