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Rare Antelope Proteins Linked to 60,000-Year-Old Ochre Point to Hidden Aspects of Early Human Behavior

Learn how eland proteins found in 60,000-year-old ochre sediments from South Africa may point to unknown technical and symbolic behaviors of early humans.

Rare Antelope Proteins Linked to 60,000-Year-Old Ochre Point to Hidden Aspects of Early Human Behavior

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