Strange, just yesterday I went to Wikipedia trying to sort out what happened to "Flores Man" and today there is a follow-up article.

With a juicy barb:

Quoted: He said the wrist study appeared “to be an exercise in the presentation of misleading ideas in an obfuscatory manner.”

And they went to Georgia...

Quoted: first ancestors to migrate out of Africa some 1.8 million years ago

Chimp tool use.

Quoted: Archaeologists digging in the rain forest of Ivory Coast say they’ve found the earliest strong evidence of chimpanzee tool use.

The evidence seems a bit weak.

But I dotted it because I have been following some of the recent Neanderthal research, such as trying to resurrect Neanderthal DNA (only partially successful) and sort out how much Neanderthals mixed with humans. On this last question, I have seen varying reports, from no mixing to clear evidence of mixing. If anyone sees anything more on this, please let me know.

Quoted: A team of scientists says it was at Gibraltar 28,000 years ago, 2,000 years more recently than previously thought.

Bigger than T-Rex

Quoted: A new dinosaur species, one of the largest known carnivorous dinosaurs, has emerged from the red sandstone of Patagonia.

More on the Judas docs...

Quoted: New details about the manuscript call into question the relationship between antiquities dealers, museums and collectors.

The judas document...

Quoted: The text gives new insights into the relationship of Jesus and the disciple who betrayed him, scholars reported today.