Some people will tell you that Homo naledi was a small-brained hominin with some big thoughts. Two years ago, a team led by Lee Berger at the University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa, concluded that H. naledi – a species that lived around 335,000 to 245,000 years ago and had a brain about one-third the size of yours – invented a complex ritual that involved burying its dead in a deep and difficult-to-access cave chamber.
This idea didn’t go down well: all four of the anonymous researchers asked to assess its merit were sceptical. But Berger and his colleagues were undeterred. Earlier this year, they published an updated version of their study, offering a deeper dive into the evidence they had gathered from…
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