Archaeology Remains found in 1,000-year-old lavish burial in Finland may belong to nonbinary warrior April 8, 2022
Archaeology Ancient tools reveal that Neanderthal groups went extinct in waves, replacing one another March 30, 2022
Anthropology Smelling the past: researchers reconstruct how ancient societies would have smelled like March 30, 2022
Archaeology Experimental archeology shows how hafted tools allowed humans to get a grasp on civilization March 17, 2022
Archaeology Ship of legendary explorer Shackleton found in Antarctica 107 years after it sank March 9, 2022
Archaeology Stonehenge may be a giant solar calendar whose roots may extend all the way to ancient Egypt March 2, 2022 - Updated on March 3, 2022
Archaeology Intricate Roman mosaic discovered right next to iconic London skyscraper February 23, 2022
Archaeology British archeologists uncover 5,000-year-old stone drum in the grave of three children February 12, 2022
Archaeology Modern humans ventured into Neanderthal territory much earlier than we thought February 11, 2022
Archaeology Inca-era human ‘vertebrae on posts’ may have been one last-ditch effort to save their ancestors’ remains from Conquistador looting February 2, 2022
Archaeology Pristine 2,300-year-old Scythian woman’s boot found in frozen Altai mountains December 29, 2021 - Updated on February 12, 2024
Archaeology Archaeologists find 1,000-year-old Mayan canoe in underwater cave in Mexico December 15, 2021
Archaeology Roman mosaic found beneath farmer’s field in the UK portrays famous Greek legend November 25, 2021
Archaeology Prehistoric moms were much better at raising their children than we give them credit for November 23, 2021
Archaeology This is one of the oldest pieces of cloth in the world — and it’s made from something surprising November 17, 2021
Archaeology The Vikings (and their mice) were the first to reach these idyllic Portuguese islands November 15, 2021 - Updated on December 28, 2021
Archaeology Rare 500-year-old manuscript mentioning legendary artifact analyzed by researchers October 26, 2021 - Updated on December 27, 2022
Archaeology Roman concrete from noblewoman’s tomb still stands strong 2,000 years later. Here’s why October 16, 2021
Archaeology Ice Age humans have been using tobacco since at least 12,300 years ago October 13, 2021 - Updated on January 31, 2024
Archaeology Archaeologists uncover hidden citadel in ancient Maya city October 4, 2021 - Updated on February 13, 2024
Archaeology 23,000 year-old ‘ghost tracks’ show humans arrived in the Americas much earlier than thought September 24, 2021
Archaeology England’s first American colony mysteriously disappeared without a trace over 400 years ago. Scientists are now looking for clues September 16, 2021
Archaeology Bronze artifact indicates Romans threw enemies to the lions across their empire, even as far as Britain August 12, 2021
Animals Gruesome horde of thousands of animal bones leftovers from hyenas, including those from humans, found in Saudi Arabia August 6, 2021
Agriculture Humans started growing cannabis 12,000 years ago — for food, fibers, and probably to get high July 19, 2021
Archaeology Second Khufu Solar Ship ready for assembly, reveals masterful shipbuilding 4,500 years ago in Egypt July 9, 2021
Archaeology This 51,000-year-old Neanderthal bone carving may be one of the world’s oldest works of art July 5, 2021 - Updated on July 6, 2021
Archaeology Anglo-Saxons were largely a group of immigrants unified by language and culture — not genetics June 29, 2021
Archaeology The mystery of an abandoned village in England that can still be seen from the sky June 18, 2021
Archaeology A song of gods and dragons: What’s behind the animals carved in Norway’s stave churches May 6, 2021
