The first large-scale archaeometric study of Islamic Sicily's glazed ceramics identifies distinct production centres across the island and distinguishes them...
Researchers at the University of São Paulo used nearly four million ancient coins and modern spatial economics to show that...
Isotopic fingerprinting shows the 25-tonne Devil's Arrow megaliths were quarried at Brimham Rocks and hauled 18 kilometres across Neolithic Yorkshire...
Chemical analysis of 57 Black Gloss pottery vessels from Pompeii reveals the city was a major production hub within decentralized...
Bioarchaeological evidence shows broomcorn millet reached southeastern Poland by 1590 BCE and enabled Bronze Age farmers to cultivate previously marginal...
New ethnoarchaeological research shows that Central African forest foragers collect and eat giant land snails as a deliberate wet season...
New research combining radiocarbon dating, archaeology and medieval records shows that bear baiting and the importation of live bears became...
In the rolling piedmont plains north of Mount Tai, in China's Shandong Province, lies one of the most remarkable Neolithic...
Archaeologists working at a sprawling industrial complex near Tel Yavne in Israel have uncovered and chemically characterized one of the...
For more than a century, one of North America's most enigmatic bird-like dinosaurs has been known to science by little...
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