Despite 100 years of archaeological excavation, not one cave painting from the Upper Paleolithic period at the end of the so-called Old Stone ... with giant animals, in the form of woolly mammoths ...

This work of art was found ... walls with pictures of animals. Carvings found on cave walls show: Explore this picture to find out about Grey Otter, an imaginary Stone Age boy.

The only clues to life back then come from the objects, burials, cave paintings ... back in the early Stone Age, people were what we call hunter-gatherers. They hunted animals and used their ...

Woolly mammoths survived on Wrangel Island until about 2000 BC. Credit: Thomas Quine / Wikimedia Commons / Flickr Woolly mammoths, which had dominated the steppes of Eurasia and North America during ...

Explore how climate change threatens 50 UNESCO World Heritage sites around the globe, from melting glaciers and rising sea ...

With the Inner Harbour Government Street a stone’s throw away ... The iconic Woolly mammoth welcomes visitors to the Royal BC Museum. He’s big, but don’t worry, he’s just a replica. The Audain Art ...

A 100-metre length of it nicknamed “Chop Alley” has been the home of Chinese stone seal makers since the 1930s. Today, more than a dozen stalls specialising in stamps still line the alley ...

Colossal Biosciences is now valued at over $10 billion and is working on ambitious projects to resurrect multiple long ...