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This extinct hominin species, which is part of the Homo family tree, is distinct from modern humans, with its remains found around 12 meters beyond the Dinaledi Chamber in the Rising Star cave system.

The Rising Star Cave system in South Africa contains the remains of an unusually high number of individuals of the hominid species Homo naledi that lived around 300,000 years ago, and their ...

Did our long-lost hominin cousins venture deep underground to dig graves for their dead, or is there still a mystery lurking in Rising Star Cave?

Describe the Rising Star cave system where you found these bones. What's it like? It's not your typical cave. These are networks of incredibly tiny and tight passages, almost labyrinth-like, that ...

Recent articles suggested the recent excavations at the Rising Star Cave system provided evidence of at least three burial features, two in the Dinaledi Chamber and a third in the Hill Antechamber ...

The Rising Star cave system is a tangle of tunnels located within South Africa’s Cradle of Humankind, which is one of the richest known fossil hominin sites in the world.

The Rising Star Cave system continues to be a treasure trove of archaeological and paleoanthropological discoveries. As researchers delve deeper into its chambers, they anticipate uncovering even more ...

“The Rising Star is an amazing cave system, and it is just terrifying and beautiful and wonderful at the same time,” said Fuentes. The evidence for deliberate burial practices by the Homo naledi come ...