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In an Anglo-Saxon Tomb from 1,400 Years Ago, an Older Sister “Looks After” Her Younger Brother, Both Dead from a Contagious Disease

The advancement of ancient genetics has solved an archaeological mystery of decades: the double burial discovered in ...
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More than 1,300 posts at 5 meters deep reveal that a storm and floods destroyed a Neolithic village on the shores of Lake Biel 5,860 years ago

Excavations for the construction of the new campus of the University of Applied Sciences of Bern in the town of Biel have ...
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The first known dental filling made with gemstones in a molar by the Maya is discovered

External view of the molar. Occlusal surface with the jadeite stone view and buccal aspect view. Credit: E. Mata-Castillo et al. 2026 This is the first documented case of a gemstone inserted into a ...
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4,000-Year-Old Cuneiform Tablets Suggest Gilgamesh May Have Really Existed, Researchers Say

More than a century after the National Museum of Denmark began to accumulate a vast collection of inscribed clay tablets from the earliest civilizations of the ancient Near East, a team of researchers ...
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How Birdsong Gave Rise to Egyptian Hieroglyphs: Phonetic Signs Emerged as Imitations of Animal Sounds

Professor Ludwig Morenz publishes a book in which he argues that some phonetic signs of Ancient Egypt emerged as imitations of animal sounds, and redefines the evolution of graphic systems as a ...
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Large Megalithic Tombs in Neolithic Scotland Were Built to Safeguard the Paternal Line for Centuries

A team of archaeologists has succeeded in establishing the genetic relationships among individuals buried in chambered tombs from the Neolithic period in northern Scotland, specifically in Caithness ...
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Early Humans Already Had Fixed Quarries in South Africa 220,000 Years Ago, Returning to Them for Generations to Obtain Stone for Their Tools

The site Jojosi 5 with clearly visible accumulations of stone artifacts – Stone Age knapping workshops – which were uncovered during excavations. Credit: University of Tübingen / Manuel Will An ...
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An expedition discovers an unknown and unmapped island in Antarctica that forces the updating of international navigation charts

The presence of a rocky formation previously unknown to nautical cartography has been confirmed by the scientific team aboard the icebreaker Polarstern, from the Alfred Wegener Institute (AWI), in ...
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A 5,000-Year-Old Bronze Age Bread Found in Türkiye Reveals an Unusual Ritual Use

A team of archaeologists has unearthed at the site of Küllüoba, in Anatolia, a charred bread dating between 3200 and 3000 BC. The discovery reveals that our ancestors were already mixing cereals and ...
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Draco, the unique whistling standard of the Sarmatians in the shape of a dragon, later adopted by the Romans for their cohorts

The aquila (eagle) was the most important of the Roman army’s signa militaria; it was a symbol of Zeus and, therefore, each ...
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Mummies Buried with Golden Tongues and a Strange Papyrus with the “Catalog of Ships” from the Iliad Discovered in Oxyrhynchus

The Spanish archaeological team linked to the University of Barcelona and the Institute of the Ancient Near East, under the ...
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Iron Age Archaeology

In Schaalby, a small locality in northern Schleswig-Holstein in Germany, a team of archaeologists and volunteers has brought to light a find of exceptional rarity for the region: a deposit composed of ...