9,000-year-old double burial with shaman and infant reveals family mystery through genetic analysis
In 1934, a remarkable double burial was unearthed by German workers in Bad Dürrenberg, eastern Germany, at the spa gardens...
In 1934, a remarkable double burial was unearthed by German workers in Bad Dürrenberg, eastern Germany, at the spa gardens...
A recent archaeological study led by researchers from Cambridge University sheds new light on the medieval benefits system implemented by...
Archaeologists from the University of Cantabria, led by Pablo Arias and Roberto Ontañón, have discovered a Paleolithic dwelling in the...
A team of archaeologists from the PUCP Archaeology Program “Valley of Pachacámac” have uncovered 73 intact burial bundles with carved...
Read moreArchaeologists in Lima's oldest neighborhoods have unearthed four remarkably well-preserved mummified children, believed to be at least 1,000 years old....
In a recent study led by anthropologists Michaela Harbeck and Maren Velte from the Bavarian State Collection for Anthropology in...
Researchers led by Nathan Nakatsuka from the Department of Genetics at Harvard Medical School challenge established theories about the migration...
A recent study has identified a mass grave in China as the site of the largest known headhunting massacre in...
Archaeologists excavating an ancient Egyptian cemetery in Amarna have uncovered a rare find—a mature ovarian teratoma within the pelvis of...
Over 500 years ago, high in the Andes Mountains in present-day Peru, an Incan girl met a tragic end as...
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