Archaeology
Ancient Sardinian Metal Figurines from 1000 BC Uncover Extensive Mediterranean Trade Networks
Recent research into the tiny bronze figurines of Sardinia’s Nuragic civilization, dating back to around 1000 BCE, has unveiled an...
Feasting Networks: How Late Bronze Age Food Festivals United Distant Communities
In the rolling landscapes of southern Britain, ancient refuse heaps known as middens are rewriting our understanding of prehistoric social...
Human Influence on the Evolution of Domestic and Wild Animal Body Size Has Accelerated Over the Last Millennium
For the past eight millennia, the physical dimensions of both wild and domestic animals inhabiting the northwestern Mediterranean region have...
Unearthing England’s Overlooked First King: Æthelstan’s Legacy Highlighted Ahead of Key Anniversaries
England’s Forgotten First King: Æthelstan’s Groundbreaking Legacy Reclaimed by Scholar Ahead of Historic Anniversaries A seismic reevaluation of England’s earliest...
Ancient Origins: When Did Humans First Settle Australia?
For decades, the timeline marking the arrival of Aboriginal Australians on the continent has been a cornerstone of anthropological and...
Carbon-14 Dating Reveals Ancient Jerusalem’s Water Solution: The Monumental Siloam Dam Constructed in 800 BCE Amid Climate Crisis
Over 2,800 years ago, the ancient inhabitants of Jerusalem, then under the rule of the Kingdom of Judah, confronted an...
Prehistoric Patagonian Crocodile-Relative ‘Hypercarnivore’ Measured 11.5 Feet and Weighed 250 kg
A newly uncovered prehistoric predator is rewriting our understanding of the Late Cretaceous ecosystems of Southern Patagonia, Argentina. The discovery...
New Fossils Reveal Spicomellus afer, the “Bizarre” Armored Dinosaur, Boasted 1-Meter Spikes Along Its Neck
An extraordinary new chapter has been added to the annals of paleontology with the unveiling of Spicomellus afer, an ankylosaur...
New Wild Cereal Foraging Discovery Outside the Fertile Crescent Sheds Light on Early Agriculture Origins
The advent of agriculture marks one of the most transformative epochs in human history, fundamentally reshaping societies and ecosystems alike....
Uniquely Preserved Artillery Reveals New Insights into European Colonization
In a remarkable breakthrough that sheds new light on late medieval naval power, archaeologists from Lund University have unveiled extraordinary...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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