A team led by the Centro Nacional de Investigación sobre la Evolución Humana studied fossil teeth from the Payre site...
A man buried near Lake Kitka in northern Finland around 400 years ago appears to have lived a far more...
Credit: Xue Ling et al., Antiquity (2026) A microscopic study of residue left on surgical tools from a Ming Dynasty...
Archaeologists working inside Crno Jezero Cave on Croatia’s Pelješac Peninsula have uncovered an intact terracotta head shaped as a Greek...
A debate over the dating of prehistoric cave art has resurfaced after a French researcher challenged several widely publicized age...
Climate change is rapidly erasing evidence from one of the Arctic’s largest early modern whaling cemeteries, where archaeologists have uncovered...
More than 5,000 years ago, communities in Central Europe built massive stone tombs that still dominate parts of the landscape....
Researchers studying Ethiopia’s Afar Rift have reported what could be the oldest known evidence of human cremation. The finding comes...
Peruvian hairless dogs lived beside people at a major Wari Empire settlement on Peru’s northern coast more than 1,200 years...
For decades, archaeologists argued that cities grew alongside inequality. As settlements expanded, wealth often moved toward rulers, priests, and elite...
