List of articles on anthropology
University of Tokyo discovers traces of destructive punctures in Jomon skull
A Jomon skull discovered over 100 years ago has traces of destructive holes made with a sharp piercing tool, the University of Tokyo Graduate School of Science has discovered.
To Niigata University of Health and Welfare, Institute of Natural Anthropology, Forensic Identification Contract
Niigata University of Health and Welfare opened the Institute for Natural Anthropology, which will be an on-campus institute, and held an opening ceremony in the GA Building 403 Anatomy Training Room.Focusing on osteology […]
Anthropology: The use of wild chimpanzee tools may be socially learned
Anthropology: Tool use may be socially learned in wild chimp […]
Anthropology: A glimpse of kinship from the early Neolithic tombs
Anthropology: Family matters in an Early Neolithic tomb & nbs […]
Anthropology: Evidence of humanity first settled in the Faroe Islands
Anthropology: Evidence for the earliest human occupation of […]
Discovered evidence that modern humans used remote resources as a symbol Nagoya University
It is Nagoya University that modern humans who lived in the inland arid region of southern Jordan used the shells of the Red Sea 55 km away as a symbol. […]
"Confrontational scavenger" by wild chimpanzees, observed for the first time by Kyoto University, etc.
A research group led by Associate Professor Michio Nakamura of Kyoto University found that wild chimpanzees get leopard prey and eat it when they are nearby. […]
The origin of bipedalism was different from that of chimpanzees and gorillas Discovered by Kyoto University
The fundamental feature of human beings is that they walk upright on two legs.So how did you exercise before you walked upright on two legs? […]
Kyushu University and Kitasato University have many people with lean genes in cold regions
A joint research group of Kyushu University and Kitasato University has decided that the type of UCP1 gene (gene related to obesity) is non-seismic to cold stimuli […].
Survey on the serious impact of global warming on the Siberian ecosystem, Tohoku University, etc.
Tohoku University Tohoku University […] that global warming is affecting the permafrost ecosystem and local communities at an unprecedented rate in the eastern Siberian region of Russia.
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