Author: Denyse O'Leary
Neanderthal Man: The Long-Lost Relative Turns Up Again, This Time with Documents
Obviously, each new find will change the picture of Neanderthal communities a bit, but there is no consistent evidence for them as an “other species.”
The Little Lady of Flores Spoke from the Grave. But Said What, Exactly?
If new, separate human species are not found, perhaps they can be argued into existence.
Why Human Evolution Happened Only Once: The Question No One Has to Answer
Start by insisting that absolutely everything is a big accident.
Human Origins: The War of Trivial Explanations
Darwinian theory, by its very nature, demands this zealous emphasis on isolated, randomly generated characteristics or events — warring trivia, basically.
Early Human Religion: A 747 Built in the Basement with an X-Acto Knife
The little we know of early religion was not predicted by naturalist theses — and has not confirmed any of them.