Archaic humans were selective hunters, not mass slaughterers, new study reveals
A new study from Israel is shedding new light on how extinct relatives of modern humans hunted large animals, and...
A new study from Israel is shedding new light on how extinct relatives of modern humans hunted large animals, and...
Archaeologists have taken a significant step toward understanding one of the most striking Roman mosaics ever unearthed in Britain. A...
Archaeologists have uncovered two gold-decorated iron lances while working near the village of Boeslunde on Zealand, one of the most...
What is now considered the earliest mule known from the western Mediterranean and continental Europe was identified by researchers at...
Extensive archaeological work across the Centralny Port Komunikacyjny (CPK) investment area in central Poland is uncovering a long sequence of...
Early humans were not the single-minded meat hunters often imagined in popular "Paleo" narratives. A new study published in the...
by Adrian R Bell, Anne Curry, Jason Sadler -- When you picture medieval warfare, you might think of epic battles...
Researchers studying Neolithic Catalonia have provided new insight into how ancient people used large seashells as powerful sound-making devices, which...
One of the most extensive sacrificial complexes ever documented in the early nomadic necropolises of the Southern Urals has been...
Archaeologists working near Durrington Walls in Wiltshire have now confirmed the presence of a vast Neolithic pit structure encircling the...
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