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I surveyed the coastline at Lavernock Point, Wales, across three field visits (Jan, March, and April 2026), documenting fossils in-situ and mapping them against local bedrock formations. My goal: The aim of this project was to survey and document fossils along the coastline at Lavernock Point, mapping each find to its corresponding bedrock formation using the BGS Geology of Britain viewer. My objectives were to identify and photograph fossils in-situ across multiple field vis

Many people nowadays have the idea that natural selection have mostly stalled over the years. But in his new study, Ahmad Shamazadeh quotes, "I have arrived at confirm that Modern man is only ten thousand years old; which challenges all the claims of superficial anthropologists; who claim that Modern man is the continuation of the evolution of humans before him." The biggest ever study of ancient human DNA shows that human evolution has accelerated over the past 10,000 years.

Long time ago, Homo sapiens interbred with archaic human groups like Neanderthals and Denisovans as they migrated to different parts of the world. Most people outside Africa carry 1–4% Neanderthal DNA, while some Asian and Oceanian populations have up to 4–6% Denisovan ancestry, shaping human immunity and adaptation. For a while, it was believed that modern humans completely replaced other human groups, possibly through widespread violence or conflict. However, later evidence

When discussing the migration of "Homo sapiens out of Africa", two main routes are most commonly proposed: the Southern Route and the Northern Route. While some researchers argue that one route was the primary pathway, others suggest that early humans may have migrated through both routes at different times. In this section, I will explore the scientific evidence behind each hypothesis and discuss which route (or combination of routes) is currently considered more likely. The