Drawing of a Japanese warrior monk

Warfare Throughout Time: Weapons, Battles, and Logistics

Paleolithic Warfare Interpreting Evidence Evidence of warfare during the Paleolithic comes in the form of weapons, imagery depicting conflict, and skeletal remains that show signs of warfare injuries. Interpreting weapons is hard, however, as many weapons could also be used … Continue reading Warfare Throughout Time: Weapons, Battles, and Logistics

Blombos Cave, Western Cape, South Africa

Anthropology: The Oldest Artifacts in the World as Evidence of Early Human Cognitive Ability

Lomekwi Stone Tools  Age: 3.3 million years Artifact type:  Handmade stone tools Origin:  West Turkana, Kenya An article by Harmand et al, 3.3-million-year-old stone tools from Lomekwi 3, West Turkana, Kenya (downloadable article) explains the importance of this anthropological finding. The abstract reads … Continue reading Anthropology: The Oldest Artifacts in the World as Evidence of Early Human Cognitive Ability