A student found an intact 6-inch Lehigh/Koens-Crispin spear point, up to 4,500 years old, in a tidal inlet on a Virginia ...
Charcoal from a Spanish rock shelter shows how Neanderthals used fire, gathered wood and managed waste around their hearths.
Archaeologists in Pompeii opened a wardrobe sealed since 79 CE, revealing a woman's keepsakes, 38 coins, and a childhood ...
Archaeologists in Senden, Germany, found a Celtic woman's grave with a lamb offering, bronze anklets, and an arm ring made of ...
Researchers found 19th-century shipwrecks and a castaway camp on Isla de los Estados, possibly linked to Luis Piedra Buena's ...
Protein analysis of fossils from northern China and skull comparisons outline a distinctive Denisovan look, with a wide skull ...
UV fluorescence reveals a natural calcite varnish protecting 37,000-year-old Chauvet Cave paintings, without touching the fragile art.
Two small red-painted figures at La Rochelle shelter are the first stencilled rock art ever recorded in southern Africa, ...
Radiocarbon dates and lead isotope tests at Las Minillas in Spain link a Late Bronze Age copper mine to bronzes found in ...
Swedish-led digs at Hala Sultan Tekke, Cyprus, found 17th-15th century BCE buildings and pottery, tracing the rise of a ...
A tiny bearded Silenos head on a clay coffin lid at Attouda, Türkiye, is unlike any other found in Anatolia, says a new study ...
Archaeologists at Saqqara uncovered the tomb of Weni, an Old Kingdom official, with rare wooden statues and bronze tools that ...
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