Archaeologists have unearthed a remarkably preserved Stone Age settlement, dubbed the \"Stone Age Atlantis,\" submerged off ...

Archaeologists in Georgia have discovered a 1.8-million-year-old human jawbone at the Orozmoni archaeological site, making it one of the oldest human artifacts ever found outside of ...

A "remarkable" Bronze Age hoard discovered on land that was due to be turned into football pitches will go on display next summer after being saved for the nation. The Carnoustie Hoard - named after ...

Archaeologists have unearthed the remains of over a dozen humans in Peru dated to around 400BC, buried face down with their hands tied behind their backs, revealing insights about strange ancient ...

A Bronze Age hoard discovered on land that was due to be turned into football pitches will go on display for the first time ...

The anniversary celebrations included a striking exhibition of historical images in the town hall courtyard. With international recognition of its caves, the revitalisation of heritage sites, and a ...

The Caucasus has long been a crossroads of civilisations. But why have the genes of its original inhabitants changed so little over the past 5,000 years?

The material history of antiquity has traditionally been built upon the solid remains that have resisted the relentless passage of time: fragments of pottery, rusted coins, buried bones, and the stone ...

I am not an archaeologist by any stretch of imagination, but the marks left on the landscape by our distant ancestors on the landscape have long fascinated me.

Severed arms and brutalized skeletal remains recovered from pits at two 6,000-year-old archaeological sites in northeastern ...

Ancient Romans reportedly ingested the brains of a bream called the dreamfish to get high, and modern scholarly studies have confirmed the toxicity and hallucination-inducing qualities of the Sarpa ...