5,000-Year-Old Matrilineal Society Discovered in China: DNA Unveils Ancient Female-Led Clans
In a remarkable study, scientists have uncovered genetic evidence of a rare matrilineal society in Neolithic China, where women determined...
Have We Found Moses’ Signature? Ancient Inscriptions in Egypt May Hold the First Written Link to the Bible
Mysterious Proto-Sinaitic inscriptions may point to Moses and Joseph as historical figures, sparking global scholarly controversy. A groundbreaking proto-thesis by...
Anaweka Waka: New Zealand’s Most Significant Archaeological Find Gets a Permanent Home
Discovered in 2012, New Zealand’s most significant archaeological find may soon become the centerpiece of a purpose-built wharewaka in Golden...
12,000-Year-Old Grid-Plan Structures and Water Channel Discovered at Çayönü Mound
New Neolithic-era discoveries at Çayönü in southeastern Türkiye, dating back to approximately 10,200–6,500 BCE, include four grid-plan buildings and a...
Before Rome, Before Greece: Anatolia’s Oldest Glass Revealed in Hittite Büklükale
Nestled along the western bank of the Kızılırmak River in central Turkey, the archaeological site of Büklükale continues to astonish...
1,400-Year-Old Bronze Cauldron Discovered in Pergamon’s ‘Mosaic House’
A remarkable archaeological discovery has been made in the ancient city of Pergamon (modern-day Bergama) in Turkey’s İzmir Province. Excavations...
Two Durham Archaeology Students, One from Türkiye, Earn Prestigious Awards for Research on Ancient Lycia
In a remarkable achievement for Anatolian studies, two Durham University-affiliated archaeology students have received prestigious awards for their research on...
India’s Ancient ‘Dwarf Chambers’: Hire Benkal’s 2,500-Year-Old Mysterious Megalithic Legacy
Tucked away in the rugged granite hills of Karnataka lies Hire Benkal, a vast prehistoric necropolis that silently guards the...
Ancient Hawaiian Petroglyphs Reappear on Oahu’s Shoreline After Years Beneath the Sand
A remarkable piece of Hawaii’s cultural legacy has resurfaced this month, as ancient Hawaiian petroglyphs were once again exposed along...
3,500-Year-Old Rice Discovery Marks Longest Early Ocean Journey
Breakthrough research reveals ancient rice remains in Guam, offering insight into early Austronesian culture and a remarkable 2,300-kilometer early ocean...