Study animal remains from archaeological sites to understand ancient diets, economy, and environments.
No animal is as entangled in human history as the horse. The horse's domestication allowed early humans to settle the ...
The cat's domestication, traditionally associated with ancient Egypt, may have deeper roots in religious ritual than previously considered, two new ...
Archaeologists have revealed strong evidence that bloody events once occurred in Roman Britain, far from Rome's great amphitheaters. A recently ...
Archaeologists in Stuttgart have unearthed the remains of over 100 Roman-era horses buried in what is now believed to be ...
In a discovery that pushes the history of human innovation back nearly 300,000 years, archaeologists in Ukraine have excavated the ...
A recently published study, released in Royal Society Open Science, has turned a new and surprising chapter in medieval manuscript ...
A recent study by Dr. Ellen Green, published in the International Journal of Paleopathology, has revealed new insights into one ...
A bioarchaeologist with the University of Reading has discovered one of the most unusual human and animal remains from the ...
New archaeological research reveals the sophisticated agricultural and animal management practices of the Casarabe culture, a pre-colonial society that thrived ...
A recent study reveals that the bond between humans and canines in the Americas dates back at least 12,000 years—2,000 ...
