Some links featuring our work in the news
Nesher Ramla Homo:
BBC video:
YNET news video (in hebrew):
Tel Aviv Univ. video:
Nesher Ramla incised bone:
Video from i24 News
Bizat Ruhama: Video from i24 News
Newspaper articles about Tinshemet Cave
Haaretz: Archaeologists in Israel uncover one of the oldest burial grounds in the world
The Jerusalem Post: 130,000-year-old clues from Israel’s Tinshemet Cave point to shared Homo behaviors
IFL Science: World’s Oldest Human Burials Show Neanderthals And Homo Sapiens Shared Culture And Technology
The Times of Israel: Rare cave burials show Sapiens and Neanderthals coexisted in prehistoric Israel
Interesting Engineering: Burial bonds: 110,000-year-old human-Neanderthal grave shows shared rituals
Morning News: Exploring Early Interactions: Neanderthal and Homo Sapiens Burials in the Mid-Middle Palaeolithic Levant
Cosmos Magazine: Neanderthal, Homo sapiens interactions 100,000 years ago included cultural exchange
Newspaper articles about Nesher Ramla Homo
Haaretz: New Type of Prehistoric Human Discovered in Israel: Homo Nesher Ramla
The Jerusalem Post: New prehistoric human unknown to science discovered in Israel
BBC: New type of ancient human discovered in Israel
Reuters: Meet Nesher Ramla early human discovered in an Israeli cement site
Science News: New hominid fossil at Nesher Ramla, Israel
Heritage Daily: Nesher Ramla homo type: a prehistoric human previously unknown to science
The Times of Israel: Fossils found in Israel identified as previously unknown group of early humans
The Times: Meet Nesher Ramla homo, new form of human
Daily Mail: Nesher Ramla homo: a new type of ancient human discovered in Israel
The Jerusalem Post: How a bone puzzle helped identify new type of prehistoric human in Israel
France 24: Israeli scientists find bones belonging to new type of early human
Newspaper articles about the aurochs incised bone from Nesher Ramla
Haaretz: Earliest etching in the Levant: a message from 120 000 years ago
Phys.org: Prehistoric bone etchings believed to be among oldest evidence of human use of symbols
Smithsonian Magazine: Wild cow bone may have 120 000 year old symbols
The Times of Israel: Scientists found a carved bone in Israel, could be an earliest human use of symbols
Daily Mail: Etchings 120 000 year old bone believed to be an old human symbol
