New Human Lineages and Ancient Burials

Its Friday! You know what that means! It’s time for your weekly Paleo Post!

Do you want to stay up to date with the biggest stories in Paleoanthropology of the week? Then this podcast is for you!

Join Paleoanthropologist and Rock Art researcher Genevieve von Petzinger and WOPA Founder and Science Communicator Anthropologist Seth Chagi as they tackle some of the week’s most interesting topics, taking a deep dive and explaining to you why these stories make our headlines!

On this week’s episode, we discuss the following topics:

Remember, there is always more to learn, and hopefully, you learned something new! If so, be sure to subscribe and spread the word about the weekly Paleo Post Podcast!

[dennisk]

That's one of the most fun things about science, that some new discovery can make you completely reevaluate your understanding of the subject. It really keeps you humble, too

[cynthiadugan]

I am loving these! So glad you put them on YouTube ❤

[dreamerliteraryproductions]

This was fantastic! Thanks so much! 🙂
Regarding the discovery of infant ilium in France, even without getting into whether or not hybrid babies may have had fewer chances of being viable, just looking back 100 or 200 years ago, the loss of a new baby was fairly common. It's so sad to think about, but I would guess that tens of thousands of years ago it was even more difficult to successfully raise children to adulthood. When you consider what our ancestors endured its amazing that we are still here.

[-LSTR-]

Genevieve is such a great guest:)
Has there been any news about the Red Deer Cave people in China? They look quite different