Imagine stumbling upon a single fragment of a finger bone in a remote Siberian cave, only to realize it unlocks the story of ...

Off the coast of Taiwan, a human jaw was discovered, and it does not belong to our species or Neanderthals. […] ...

A fossil jawbone found off Taiwan has been confirmed as Denisovan using ancient protein analysis, revealing they lived in ...

Through an examination of remaining proteins left, scientists managed to determine that it was a rare example of a Denisovan ...

A once-mysterious fossil of an early hominin that walked the Earth alongside early modern humans has now been identified as ...

Although DNA could not be extracted directly from the Penghu 1 fossil due to material degradation, scientists applied mass ...

Ancient Taiwan jawbone fossil confirms Denisovan presence, expanding their range across East and Southeast Asia regions.

Much of what is known about the species comes from studies of remains found in the Denisova Cave in Siberia in 2008 and reported by the Russian Academy of Sciences. Finding Denisovan remains in ...

In a discovery that may rewrite the map of human prehistory, fossilised genetic evidence has revealed that the Denisovans – an elusive counterpart of the Neanderthals – ventured far beyond ...

Ancient human history is now resurfacing, quite literally, from the bottom of the sea. Off the western coast of Taiwan, ...