Archaeology

Iberian Copper Age: ‘Ivory Lady’ discovery challenges norms, highlighting women’s leadership potential in ancient society.

A team of archaeologists from the UCL Institute of Archaeology has uncovered an array of sizeable prehistoric stone tools in …

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.