A fingerprint study of 79 prints from Pit 1 suggests women and children worked alongside men to build China's Terracotta Army ...
Six hand bones from a Neanderthal man found at Abauntz Cave in Spain yielded ancient DNA and direct radiocarbon dates.
New computer model shows fossil footprints record rare moments when people and floods lined up, not population size or how ...
A faience workshop at Sanam Temple in Sudan shows how Kushite rulers controlled raw materials and royal burial figurines in ancient Nubia.
Hilltop forts, hidden hamlets, and ivory trade show how Bronze Age communities in Spain resisted El Argar, says a new ...
Residue analysis of chalices from Tomb 89 at Pella, Jordan, reveals black pepper, wormwood and other plants used in Iron Age funeral rites.
Researchers used drone and aircraft LiDAR to locate three unregistered rock shelters with art and tools in the Blue Mountains ...
How rabbits went from royal luxuries to common animals in medieval England, reflecting social change, rising living standards ...
Archaeologists finished the first dig season at Angelokastro, uncovering a columned courtyard building, coins and pottery ...
A 7,300-year-old eruption in Japan caused collapse in some areas and growth in others, according to a new study of Jomon ...
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