Fossil and archaeological evidence suggests that our ancient relatives found innovative ways to make and share meaning.

The idea that a single population was the ancestor of all living humans is neat and convenient, but it is not consistent with the data.

There is more to our evolutionary history than a single origin in Africa.

Homo naledi hints at the wonders of what we have yet to learn about human evolution.

Isaiah Nengo on racist tweets, evolutionary misconceptions, and his ancient ape skull discovery.

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AN invites members to reflect critically on where the field has been, where it is now, and where it is headed. Where is anthropology in 2019 compared with where it was in 1969?

For Palestinian refugees in Jordan, ordinary life can be an extraordinary accomplishment.