11,500-year-old tools on Isle of Skye reveal Scotland’s earliest human settlements
Archaeologists have uncovered ancient stone tools on the Isle of Skye that shed new light on Scotland's oldest known human...
Archaeologists have uncovered ancient stone tools on the Isle of Skye that shed new light on Scotland's oldest known human...
A newly published study by researchers from the University of Cambridge reveals that a catastrophic three-year drought led to a...
Archaeological excavations at the site of the City Campus for the University of Gloucestershire revealed a remarkable time in Gloucester's...
Archaeologists in Barcelona have discovered a well-preserved medieval ship during excavation operations near Ciutadella Park, shedding light on the city's...
The fall of the Western Roman Empire has baffled historians for centuries, and explanations have ranged from corruption and political...
An exciting archaeological discovery at Damjili Cave, among the limestone hills of western Azerbaijan, is rewriting prehistory in the South...
Archaeologists in Peru have unearthed a well-preserved 5,000-year-old burial of a high-status woman at the Áspero archaeological site—an ancient fishing...
The cat's domestication, traditionally associated with ancient Egypt, may have deeper roots in religious ritual than previously considered, two new...
In the dry plains of ancient Nubia—modern-day Sudan—women were not just pillars of their households but true bearers of the...
Archaeologists have revealed strong evidence that bloody events once occurred in Roman Britain, far from Rome's great amphitheaters. A recently...
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