Archaeologists working in eastern England have identified an early medieval burial ground dating to the sixth and seventh centuries near...
Shadrach Byfield, a British soldier in the War of 1812, lived a life shaped by injury, work, and public recognition....
Archaeologists working at the Turlojiškė peat bog in southern Lithuania report evidence of a violent event from the Late Bronze...
A set of ancient human bones from Casablanca reshapes how we think about early human history. New research places a...
A team of archaeologists excavating southern Africa has found the oldest direct evidence of human use of poisoned weapons, extending...
A major new bioarchaeological study is reshaping how scholars understand migration into England during the early medieval period, showing a...
For decades, human betaherpesviruses 6A and 6B were thought to be relatively recent scientific discoveries, having only been identified in...
Read moreFor over a century, the foundation of the Macedonian kingdom, the homeland of Philip II and Alexander the Great, has...
A newly published study has uncovered the oldest known evidence of human cremation in Africa, extending Africa’s cremation record by...
Recent studies on fossils found at the Dmanisi archaeological site in the Republic of Georgia are changing the way scientists...
