9 April 2022
2,700-year-old bronze figurine found in Germany’s Tollence River: goddess or weight?
A Bronze Age female figurine discovered in the Tollense River in northern Germany may have been…
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9 April 2022
First European farmers’ heights did not meet expectations
A combined study of genetics and skeletal remains shows that the switch from primarily hunting, gathering…
7 April 2022
Scientists have discovered an ancient cemetery of flying reptiles roaming the Atacama desert of Chile 100 million years ago
In Chile, an unusual cemetery has been discovered that contains the well-preserved remains of prehistoric flying…
6 April 2022
4000-year-old boat salvaged near the ancient city of Uruk one of the most important cities in ancient Mesopotamia
A team of archaeologists from the Iraqi German Mission of the State Board of Antiquities and…
5 April 2022
Archaeologists have found seven pairs of Anglo-Saxon brooches in seven graves during an excavation in Gloucestershire
Archaeologists have found seven pairs of Anglo-Saxon saucer brooches, one pair in each of seven burials…
4 April 2022
‘Australia’s silk road’: the quarries of Mithaka Country dating back 2100 years
In Queensland’s remote Channel Country of red dirt and gibber rock, traditional owners and archaeologists have…
3 April 2022
Climate and Archaic humans caused the extinction of giant camels that lived in Mongolia 27,000 years ago, a study says
Camelus knoblochi, a species of giant two-humped camel, survived in Mongolia alongside modern humans—and perhaps Neanderthals…
2 April 2022
The discovery that surprised archaeologists; a Rare glass cup adorning the table of rich Romans in Crimea
A discovery made in Frontovoye-3 necropolis in Crimea shows that during the Roman Empire there were…
1 April 2022
Study Reveals Mysterious Avars Origin
Ruled much of Central and Eastern Europe for 250 years, the Avars were less well known…
31 March 2022
New insights into Scotland’s ‘bodies in the bog’
Fourteen bodies were found at Cramond near Edinburgh in 1975. New research suggests that two of…