A view of the excavation site at Wonderwerk Cave, South Africa (all photo by Michael Chazen and all images courtesy the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, except as otherwise noted) Success! Your account ...

HU Professor Ron Shaar working at the Kalahari desert Wonderwerk Cave. Few sites in the world preserve a continuous archaeological record spanning millions of years. Wonderwerk Cave (“miracle” in ...

The African Archaeological Review, Vol. 32, No. 4, Special Issue: Archaeological and Palaeoenvironmental Perspectives on Wonderwerk Cave, South Africa (December 2015), pp. 751-791 (41 pages) ...

TORONTO, Ontario (CTV Network) — A team of archeologists and geologists has confirmed the oldest cave dwelling at Wonderwerk Cave in South Africa’s Kalahari Desert, dating back nearly two million ...

There's a cave in the South African desert called Wonderwerk Cave that is one of the only sites in the world that has evidence of continuous archaeological records spanning millions of years. The name ...

NEW YORK — When did our ancestors first use fire? That’s been a long-running debate, and now a new study concludes the earliest firm evidence comes from about 1 million years ago in a South African ...

NEW YORK — When did our ancestors first use fire? That's been a long-running debate, and now a new study concludes the earliest firm evidence comes from about 1 million years ago in a South African ...

Archaeological Discovery: Earliest evidence of our cave-dwelling human ancestors A research team led by Professor Michael Chazan, director of the University of Toronto's Archaeology Centre, has ...

Ash and charred bone, the earliest known evidence of controlled use of fire, reveal that human ancestors may have used fire a million years ago, a discovery that researchers say will shed light on ...

TORONTO, Ontario (CTV Network) — A team of archeologists and geologists has confirmed the oldest cave dwelling at Wonderwerk Cave in South Africa’s Kalahari Desert, dating back nearly two million ...