Long before humans developed their love of cats, Paleolithic hunter-gatherers were very much dog people. According to new research, pre-agricultural populations across Eurasia routinely treated ...
Ancient DNA from a tiny skull fragment in Pınarbaşı, central Türkiye, has identified the earliest known dog genome at roughly 15,800 years old, according to BBC News. The finding pushes back the ...
In the waning days of the last ice age, when humans were still hunting with spears and using cave walls as canvases, a hot new trend was spreading through the Paleolithic landscape. By roughly 14,000 ...
Artistic reconstruction of Pınarbaşı c. 15,800 years ago based on evidence from archaeological excavations by University of Liverpool. The illustration shows dogs, the burial of pups and the local ...
The oldest dogs from France were small, lap-sized canines that lived up to 15,000 years ago, according to new research. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get unlimited access to ad-free articles ...
A new study published in the journal Nature suggests that man's best friend lived alongside humans far earlier than previously believed. The study was detailed in a University College London (UCL) ...
SIENA, ITALY—The Jacksonville Free Press reports that dog remains found in two caves in Apulia have been dated to between 20,000 and 14,000 years ago. The dogs are thought to have inhabited the caves ...
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