10 September 2023
City swallowed by sea now center of boat tours
The Kekova region, or Sunken City, which has remained under the sea after two major earthquakes…
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7 September 2023
Early humans appreciated geometry and symmetry and were intentionally crafting spherical shapes 1.4 million years ago, according to a new study
An examination of 150 round, baseball-sized stones discovered at a site where early humans lived 1.4…
6 September 2023
Researchers extract ancient DNA from a 2,900-year-old clay brick
Researchers have successfully extracted ancient DNA from a 2,900-year-old clay brick, uncovering a wealth of information…
4 September 2023
Türkiye’s Neolithic Settlement Çayönü Hill Discovered New Tombs from Early Bronze Age
Archaeologists have unearthed 5 more tombs dating to the Early Bronze Age during the recent excavations…
2 September 2023
New ancient ape from Türkiye challenges the story of human origins
A recently discovered fossilized ape from a site in Turkey that is 8.7 million years old…
31 August 2023
Bronze Age family systems deciphered: Paleogeneticists analyze 3,800-year-old extended family
A Bronze Age family living 3,800 years ago in the Southern Urals may have taken a…
29 August 2023
Neolithic village discovered in northeastern France after 150 years of research
Archaeologists have uncovered traces of a permanent settlement in the vast Neolithic site of the Marais…
26 August 2023
Archaeologists discovered a dragon made of mussel shells in in Inner Mongolia
Archaeologists discovered a dragon made of mussel shells earlier this week in Chifeng, North China's Inner…
23 August 2023
Malaysian rock art found to depict Ruling class and Indigenous tribes conflict
Researchers discovered that two anthropomorphic figures of indigenous warriors were created amid geopolitical tensions with the…
21 August 2023
Japan’s Ancient Practice Of Cranial Modification: Hirota people in Tanegashima
A team of researchers from Kyushu University and the University of Montana has found evidence suggesting…