Bronze Age burial of young woman unearthed in Iran reveals Greater Khorasan’s wealth and trade links
Archaeologists have unearthed the richest tomb to date at the Tepe Chalow site in eastern Iran, yielding new understanding of...
Archaeologists have unearthed the richest tomb to date at the Tepe Chalow site in eastern Iran, yielding new understanding of...
In a significant archaeological find, researchers have unearthed three previously unknown domus de janas, or "fairy houses," in the Sant'Andrea...
Read moreFor generations, scientists believed Neanderthals were high-order carnivores, subsisting on large game. Their fossilized bones indicated they had high levels...
A recent study shows that Neanderthal DNA from ancient times can cause a neurological condition known as Chiari Malformation Type...
Archaeologists in Berlin uncovered what they believe to be Julie von Voß's long-lost resting place, the second wife of Prussian...
A newly discovered human cervical vertebra from the Gran Dolina site in the Sierra de Atapuerca in Spain, which dates...
A recent paleogenomic study has revealed incredible genetic continuity and subtle social interactions among prehistoric populations in the Eastern Italian...
In southern Egypt's Nile Valley, a new study of the ancient Adaïma cemetery is reshaping the tale of Egyptian religion...
Archaeological excavations near the German village of Krauschwitz in Saxony-Anhalt have uncovered a remarkable glimpse into ancient life: beautifully decorated...
Archaeologists from the University of Houston have discovered the royal tomb of Te K’ab Chaak, the first ruler and founder...
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