A rare 1,000-year-old coin of King Olaf Haraldsson has emerged from Norway’s largest Viking Age hoard, with fewer than 20 ...
Archaeologists found a 7,500-year-old hunter-gatherer camp, rare antler tools, and ancient ornaments in Italy’s Tina Jama ...
Researchers logged 163 Christian sites and over 1,517 graffiti on Luxor's West Bank to show how Egypt's early monks stayed linked by road and river.
Pottery from Germany and Ukraine shows how Neolithic societies grew and declined. A new model links decoration styles to social change.
A Cambridge study of ten Greek papyri shows Roman Egypt's scribes used diagrams as workspace, memory aid, and answer check ...
Archaeologists in Sicily's Valley of the Temples found first-century BCE frescoes and stucco near the ancient Akragas assembly hall.
A 700,000-year-old elephant tooth reveals woodlands, wetlands, rivers and grasslands along an early human migration route in ...
Ancient soils show maize farming in Belize began near wetlands 6,000 years ago before shifting to uplands as climate and ...
Neanderthals did far more with wood than burn it. A new study of 597 wooden remains and imprints from Abric Romaní, a rock shelter in Capellades near Barcelona, shows they made weapons, tools and ...
A new Blyth Hoard in the Scottish Borders holds clay moulds and Scotland's first complete copper ingot, tied to the Peebles Hoard.
A 100-meter pre-Roman aqueduct in Italy reveals planned farming, water control, and organized settlements before Roman rule.
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