Volunteers restore England’s mysterious Cerne Abbas Giant as climate and erosion threaten ancient landmark
A team of volunteers has returned to the slopes above the village of Cerne Abbas in Dorset to refresh one...
A team of volunteers has returned to the slopes above the village of Cerne Abbas in Dorset to refresh one...
Workers installing new street lighting in eastern Poland uncovered an unexpected piece of local history when they found a buried...
Middle Stone Age people living at Border Cave in southern Africa built and maintained plant-based bedding for more than 150,000...
For centuries, the ruins of Feldioara Fortress in southeastern Transylvania stood at the center of a long historical debate. Many...
A shipwreck dating to the 5th and 4th centuries BCE has drawn archaeologists’ attention off the coast of Monasterace in...
People living along Peru’s Pacific coast traveled long distances and formed connections between distant communities at least 800 years ago,...
Archaeologists working in northeastern Romania have uncovered a large prehistoric building linked to the Cucuteni-Trypillia culture, a society known for...
Human bones buried for centuries carry more than traces of the people they once belonged to. They also hold microbial...
Archaeologists studying the ancient fortress of Argishtikhinili in Armenia’s Araks Valley have identified more than 1,000 kilometers of water-management features...
Ancient Persian metalworkers worked with brass far earlier and in far more varied ways than researchers once thought. A new...
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