The evolution of chimp skills
24 Aug 2020

The evolution of chimp skills

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Goualougo young learn differently to others in Africa. This article may suit year 5 biology students who are learning about adaptations and is best suited to year 10 Biology students who are studying evolution of species. It should be used … Continued
Aboriginal artefacts reveal first ancient underwater cultural sites in Australia
3 Jul 2020

Aboriginal artefacts reveal first ancient underwater cultural sites in Australia

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Aboriginal artefacts from underwater archaeological sites have been discovered off northwest Australia, and they could fill major gaps in the history of our continent. This article explores a new method of learning about Aboriginal Australia and Australians ans it best … Continued
New clues to early human innovation
16 Jun 2020

New clues to early human innovation

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Sri Lankan cave finds switch our focus to the tropics to learn about early humans. Use this resource to demonstrate how scientists' thinking changes over time as more evidence is collected. It is suited to Senior Secondary Earth Science students … Continued