Study animal remains from archaeological sites to understand ancient diets, economy, and environments.
Archaeologists have uncovered new evidence that ancient human communities in western Iran, over 11,000 years ago, were engaging in grand ...
Archaeologists have unearthed a discovery in central Israel that sheds light on ancient Canaan and Egypt's cultural and economic relations ...
Researchers have discovered evidence of human interaction with megafauna considerably earlier than the widely accepted arrival of humans in South ...
An exceptional archaeological discovery at the Copper Age mega-site of Valencina in south-west Spain provides fresh insight into prehistoric Iberian ...
A recent archaeological discovery in the ancient Roman city of Pollentia on the Spanish island of Mallorca is rewriting the ...
Archaeologists from the Arctic University Museum of Norway have uncovered a rare Viking-age boat burial on Senja Island, along Norway's ...
A recent study has revealed that humans living on the Atlantic coast of modern-day France and Spain were crafting tools ...
In a breakthrough discovery revealing ancient biodiversity and the first human-animal interaction, archaeologists found a collection of Late Pleistocene and ...
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 ...
