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Over 30,000 years ago, Stone Age people in Ethiopia had moved into the mountains of Ethiopia, setting up a base in a rock shelter 11,000 feet above sea level.
Stone Age humans left behind clues of their presence at a remote Brazilian rock shelter.
Stone Age culture bloomed inland, not just along Africa’s coasts Excavations at a rock-shelter inhabited 105,000 years ago turned up possibly symbolic crystals ...
Archaeologists have found a remote mountain shelter used by travelers during the Viking Age. The team identified the rock cabin along an ancient transport route across the Hardanger Plateau, a ...
A Stone Age bed and breakfast sounds rather cushy, but if you've ever lived in a cave, you know how hard it is to keep clean: Insects, for example, are a real problem.
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