6,000 years of human occupation found in highest prehistoric cave in Spain’s Pyrenees
Archaeologists working in the eastern Pyrenees have identified what is now the highest-altitude prehistoric cave in the mountain range with...
Archaeologists working in the eastern Pyrenees have identified what is now the highest-altitude prehistoric cave in the mountain range with...
Ancient chicken bones found at an archaeological site in South Korea are giving researchers new evidence about the early history...
DNA from a 700-year-old mummy in Bolivia has revealed an unexpected chapter in the history of infectious disease. Researchers identified...
Archaeologists working in Alexandria’s Moharam Bek district have uncovered a site with remains from several major periods of the city’s...
Nottingham has reached a recorded milestone of 1,000 caves beneath its streets, a number built through years of archaeological work...
Archaeologists in Norway have recovered more than 3,150 silver coins from a field near Rena, making the find the largest...
Ancient coins and broken metal pieces found in a 5th-century grave in Belgium are giving archaeologists a rare look at...
Read moreA new study of a Neanderthal infant from Amud Cave in northern Israel points to a faster pace of early...
Two infants buried nearly 1,700 years ago in Roman York were wrapped in one of the most expensive textiles in...
Medieval religious art was never meant to be experienced as a silent visual display, according to a new study examining...
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