Archaeologists uncover 7,000-year-old neolithic settlement in Serbia
Archaeologists have made a significant discovery in Northeast Serbia, uncovering a 7,000-year-old settlement near the Tamiš River.
This find is particularly notable because large settlements...
Scientists unravel ancient Avar society’s family dynamics through DNA analysis
An international team of archaeologists and specialists in archaeogenetics, collaborating with the Hungarian National Museum, has made a significant discovery shedding light on the...
Ancient Maya sanctified ballcourts: ritual finds in Mexico
In the same way that sports fans revere stadiums like Fenway Park or Wimbledon's Centre Court, the ancient Maya held their ballcourts in high...
How competition shaped our family tree
Did you know that competition between species played a huge role in shaping our family tree?
A new study from the University of Cambridge suggests...
Scientists discover home of Rome’s first Emperor under Vesuvius ash
In a groundbreaking archaeological find, researchers from the University of Tokyo, in collaboration with local archaeologists, have unearthed what might be the home of...
Scientists discover upper half of Ramesses II statue in Egypt
In a thrilling archaeological discovery, a team led by a University of Colorado Boulder researcher has unearthed the top half of a colossal statue...
Scientists discover first evidence of ancient human occupation in giant lava tube cave in...
If you look from above, you can see thousands of stone structures dotting the landscape of the Arabian peninsula.
On the ground, you can find...
How European colonization led to the extinction of blue antelope
The blue antelope, known scientifically as Hippotragus leucophaeus, was a unique species that once roamed the plains of southern Africa.
With its distinct bluish-gray coat,...
Scientists solve the early medieval money mystery
In a groundbreaking study, researchers have cracked a long-standing puzzle about the origins of silver coins that transformed the European economy during the early...
Scientists solve the mystery of Europe’s giant fossil bones
For many years, scientists have been puzzled by large, ancient bone fragments found across Western and Central Europe.
These bones, first discovered in the 19th...