Researchers used X-rays and machine learning to study 160 palm-leaf manuscripts and uncover how South and Southeast Asian ...
A study of 2,300 ancient burials in China shows how social networks shaped inequality long before the rise of early states.
A hole in a Neanderthal shoulder blade from Shanidar Cave in Iraqi Kurdistan may be the earliest known deadly wooden spear wound.
Around 13,800 years ago, hunters set up camp on a small ridge above the Tanana River in interior Alaska. Spruce trees cover ...
Divers and Indigenous Rangers found stone tools at two sunken sites off Murujuga, Western Australia, drowned by rising seas 9 ...
Two rare deer antler axes found in Sweden date to the Bronze Age, raising questions about their use in woodworking and ...
Burned grains, flowering plants, and cedar resin in Bronze Age tombs in Cyprus offer clues to ancient burial rituals and ...
Medieval lead mining in England exposed children to dangerous pollution, with lead levels matching those in 18th- and ...
New digs at Helfta in Germany reveal a stone building, a terrace and daily life at Otto the Great's lost palace, plus a later ...
New radiocarbon dates show northern Iberian villages emptied fast around 400 BCE, while fortified towns took far longer to ...
A rare 1,000-year-old coin of King Olaf Haraldsson has emerged from Norway’s largest Viking Age hoard, with fewer than 20 ...
Ancient cave paintings in China reveal layers of art, from Bronze Age figures to Tibetan Buddhist symbols added centuries ...
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