Archaeologists uncovered a 2,000-year-old Sarmatian warrior grave with a ring-pommel dagger on Ukraine's Arabatska Spit. See ...
Archaeologists found more than 30 houses and a child burial site at a 2,800-year-old Iron Age settlement in South Tyrol.
A 5,000-year-old arrow is among 48 prehistoric finds recovered as melting ice reveals older archaeology in Norway’s ...
Three red-painted glyphs found inside a cave at Chalcatzingo, Mexico, point to Teotihuacan rituals held there during the ...
A Roman bathhouse in ancient Antiochia became a large wine and olive oil production center during the Late Roman period.
Two intact Göbeklitepe burials help explain how human bones became scattered through the site's monumental buildings.
Archaeologists uncover a 2,000-year-old Roman kitchen in Segisamo, with Italian pottery, cooking tools, and evidence of local ...
A Roman pyramid tomb in Egypt’s Dakhla Oasis has a rare Greek mourning poem and funerary scenes from the ancient Egyptian ...
A new study uses the 79 CE Vesuvius eruption to improve argon-argon dating and measure volcanic events with greater precision.
New research estimates Australia had 2.22 million Indigenous people in 1788, with 93% lost within less than 80 years.
A huge 5,900-year-old kiln in Romania shows how Cucuteni-Trypillia communities produced pottery on a large scale.
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