Archaeology

This article delves into groundbreaking research that deciphers the familial and social structures of a 3,800-year-old Bronze Age society in …

Scientists date charcoal drawings in Gua Sireh Cave, Sarawak, unveiling Indigenous resistance to violence (AD 1670-1830); study reveals conflict history.

Discovery of an 8.7-million-year-old ape fossil, Anadoluvius turkae, in Turkey challenges conventional beliefs about human evolution’s origin.

Researchers extract ancient DNA from a 2,900-year-old clay brick, revealing diverse plant species and opening new avenues for studying historical …

New research reveals the atlatl’s role in equalizing projectile velocity between genders, challenging traditional beliefs and suggesting women’s active involvement …

New insights into the ancient practice of intentional cranial modification found in the Hirota community, southern Japan, revealed by researchers.

Scientists extract functional antibodies from 800-year-old teeth, opening doors to studying ancient diseases.

Research confirms Amerindian ancestry in São Paulo’s oldest human skeleton, Luzio, shedding light on early coastal communities.

Ancient DNA analysis reveals Machu Picchu workers hailed from diverse regions of the Inca Empire, offering new insights into society’s …

Scientists from the University of Cordoba decode the ingredients of a 2,000-year-old Roman perfume discovered in Spain.