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Stone blocks from reign of King Khufu discovered in Egypt
An array of granite stone blocks from the time of King Khufu has been unearthed by an Egyptian-German archaeological mission...
65,000 year-old ‘Swiss Army knife’ suggest a system of prehistoric communication
A tool dating back 65,000 years, often likened to a 'Swiss Army knife' of the prehistoric era, is shedding light...
Wreck of 340-year-old royal warship discovered off the English coast
The wreck of one of the most renowned ships of the 17th century, which sank 340 years ago while transporting...
Pre-historic Wallacea – a melting pot of human genetic ancestries
The Wallacean islands, situated amidst the deep sea waters separating Asia and Oceania, have long been isolated from the surrounding...
Bioarchaeological evidence of one of the earliest Islamic burials in the Levant
A new study that combines archaeological, historical, and bioarchaeological data sheds new light on the early Islamic period in Syria....
Centuries-Old Shipwrecks Discovered Near San José Galleon
Colombian naval officials have made significant discoveries near the famous San José galleon, a historic shipwreck that has fascinated researchers...
Rare Medieval Saber possibly wielded by Turkish pirates discovered in Greece
Archaeologists have unearthed a rusty medieval saber at a fortified Christian monastery in northern Greece, according to a report by...
New research reveals new evidence about when, where, and how chickens were domesticated
In a recent study, a team of international experts has revolutionized our understanding of chicken domestication and its journey from...
Insights into Maya life through ancient toilet discoveries
To archaeologists, ancient toilets and discarded refuse are treasure troves of historical insight. Although they may lack the glamour of...
Archaeologists made olive oil with an ancient recipe
Olive oil holds a distinct and time-honored place in the realm of culinary history, with a legacy spanning thousands of...