Archaeology

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.

Study on a 300,000-yr-old throwing stick shows early humans’ advanced woodworking skills and communal hunting practices.

Earliest known wine consumption in Americas found in 15th-century pottery in the Caribbean, revealing indigenous culinary traditions.

Scientists unveil oldest plans of massive desert mega structures, revealing remarkable intellectual leaps in ancient human construction.

Unveiling the secrets of the Trumpington Cross woman, a 16-year-old buried 1400 years ago, showcasing her reconstructed face and artifacts …

New study challenges climate as the cause of societal collapse, revealing warfare as the driving factor. Humans and conflicts shape …

Unveiling of Iani smithi, a new dinosaur species, links North American ecological shifts 100M years ago to current climate crisis.

Neanderthal cave engravings over 57,000 years old discovered in France, shedding light on their symbolic expression.

Unearthed evidence reveals a 30,000-year-old symbiotic relationship between humans and ravens, reshaping our understanding of early ecosystems.