9 April 2021
The Earliest Evidence of a Domesticated Dog in the Arabian Peninsula
Dogs have been the best friend of humans since ancient times. Although it is not known…
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7 April 2021
Earliest Modern Human Genome Identified
The fossilized skull of a woman in the Czech Republic provided the oldest modern human genome…
7 April 2021
East and West Meeting at the King’s Dinner Table
Researchers from Tezukayama University and the Uzbekistan Archaeological Institute reported that a food pantry about 37…
6 April 2021
The Oldest Known Map of Europe, “Saint-Bélec Slab”
An ornate Bronze Age stone slab (Saint-Bélec slab) that was excavated in France in 1900 and…
5 April 2021
Artificial Intelligence Project That Will Revolutionize Archaeology
Polish Scientists to opening a new era in archeology They plan to use artificial intelligence to…
5 April 2021
The University of Aberdeen is to Return a Benin Bronze
Since Nigeria gained independence in 1960, Nigeria has been calling for the return of stolen Benin…
4 April 2021
5,700-Year-old Ancient “Chewing Gum” Gives Information About People and Bacteria of the Past
Researchers at the University of Copenhagen have successfully extracted the complete human genome from "chewing gum"…
4 April 2021
30 Graves Found in the Basilica-Planned Ancient City
Kibyra ancient city is situated south of Turkey, located in the town Gölhisar in the southwestern…
3 April 2021
Part of The ‘Missing Link’ in Human Migration may have been Found in Kaldar Cave
Kaldar cave is an important archaeological site that provides evidence for the transition from the Middle…
2 April 2021
A Large Roman Pottery Production Center was Found in Poland
A large Roman pottery production center was found in Poland. The production center was discovered near…