Archaeology

In the rolling landscapes of southern Britain, ancient refuse heaps known as middens are rewriting our understanding of prehistoric social...

For the past eight millennia, the physical dimensions of both wild and domestic animals inhabiting the northwestern Mediterranean region have...

A seismic reevaluation of England’s earliest monarchy is stirring the historical landscape as Professor David Woodman from the University of...

For decades, the timeline marking the arrival of Aboriginal Australians on the continent has been a cornerstone of anthropological and...

Over 2,800 years ago, the ancient inhabitants of Jerusalem, then under the rule of the Kingdom of Judah, confronted an...

A newly uncovered prehistoric predator is rewriting our understanding of the Late Cretaceous ecosystems of Southern Patagonia, Argentina. The discovery...

An extraordinary new chapter has been added to the annals of paleontology with the unveiling of Spicomellus afer, an ankylosaur...

The advent of agriculture marks one of the most transformative epochs in human history, fundamentally reshaping societies and ecosystems alike....

In a remarkable breakthrough that sheds new light on late medieval naval power, archaeologists from Lund University have unveiled extraordinary...

A groundbreaking study published in Science Advances offers unprecedented insights into the lives and violent deaths of individuals buried in...