
Evolution Map & World-Time Atlas
Follow the chronological human story, then explore deep time, geographic ranges, encounters, and dated evidence through the map and dedicated timeline.
Follow the branching human family through chronology, species reports, maps, discoveries, research, and the sources behind each claim.
We are not the finish line. We are what’s left: inherited bodies, braided lineages, made worlds, living cultures, unanswered questions, and evidence still changing beneath us.
A living education archive connecting fossils, archaeology, genetics, contact, and inheritance. Evidence labels distinguish established findings from inference and active debate.
01Start with the chronological human story and inspect the evidence at each turning point.
02Open species and population dossiers with anatomy, relationships, sources, and uncertainty.
03Explore ranges, movement, contact, and geographic change through time.
04Search deep time and follow dated events into their attached records.
05Read reviewed research reporting and trace new findings back to their evidence.
06Browse reviewed videos, playlists, and teaching resources with clear access labels.
Species reconstructions are interpretive illustrations. The civilizations collection previews early worlds; its broader feature release is still forthcoming.
A living education archive connecting fossils, archaeology, genetics, contact, and inheritance. Evidence labels distinguish established findings from inference and active debate.
Move across deep time to see how inherited anatomy, environments, lineages, and evidence accumulate before reaching the living world.

Early mammal lineages establish inherited anatomy long before primates exist.
Ma = million years ago · ka = thousand years ago
Each path answers a different question while remaining connected to the same evidence and methodology.

Follow the chronological human story, then explore deep time, geographic ranges, encounters, and dated evidence through the map and dedicated timeline.

Inspect evidence-led species reports covering anatomy, technology, food, shelter, culture, interbreeding, and reconstruction limits.

Preview early cultural worlds, archaeological horizons, contact, and inheritance. The wider civilizations feature release remains forthcoming.

Compare models, trace citations, review corrections, examine known unknowns, and distinguish strong evidence from disputed claims.
The UFTB page explains the project. The dedicated application contains its complete research and interactive tools.
Enter the Human Archive ↗
Release notes, progress reports, major changes, and new material will collect here as this project evolves.
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Evolution, species, civilizations, evidence, current research, comparisons, learning tools, and correction history now share one evidence-led structure.
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