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Archeology

Tender hands

Lorna Tilley | 14 January 2013 |

tags: archeology, bioarcheology of care, disability

Looking after those who are unable to look after themselves defines what it means to be human. Even hunter-gatherers knew this.

Tears for Middle Pleistocene human Cranium 14

Michael Cook | 06 April 2009 |

tags: anthropology, archeology, bioarcheology of care, disability

An amazing archeological finding in Spain reveals the deep humanity of our distant ancestors.

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