• Evidence of Ice Age Human Migrations from China to the Americas and Japan

• Scientists Recover an Ancient Woman's DNA from a 20,000-Year-Old Pendant

• Prolonged Droughts Likely Spelled the End for Indus Megacities

• Searching for Ancient Bears in an Alaskan Cave Led to an Important Human Discovery

• Nullarbor Rocks Reveal Australia's Transformation from Lush to Dust

• Ancient DNA Reveals the Multiethnic Structure of Mongolia's First Nomadic Empire

• Study Re-Evaluates Hazards and Climate Impacts of Massive Underwater Volcanic Eruptions

• Researchers Use 21st Century Methods to Record 2,000 Years of Ancient Graffiti in Egypt
• Ancient DNA Reveals Asian Ancestry Introduced to East Africa in Early Modern Times
• Ancient African Empires' Impact on Migration Revealed by Genetics

• Genome Research: Origin and Evolution of Vine

• Cyprus's Copper Deposits Created One of the Most Important Trade Hubs in the Bronze Age
• Indigenous Ashaninka DNA Helps Geneticists Write New Chapters of Pre-Colonial History in South America

• Neolithic Ceramics Reveal Dairy Processing from Milk of Multiple Species

• The World's First Horse Riders
• Archaeological Study of 24 Ancient Mexican Cities Reveals That Collective Forms of Governance, Infrastructural Investments, and Collaboration All Help Societies Last Longer

• Wisconsin Cave Holds Tantalizing Clues to Ancient Climate Changes, Future Shifts

• Bronze Age Well Contents Reveal the History of Animal Resources in Mycenae, Greece
• Oldest Human Genome from Southern Spain

• Steel Was Being Used in Europe 2900 Years Ago
• Mysterious New Behavior Seen in Whales May Be Recorded in Ancient Manuscripts

• Deadly Waves: Researchers Document Evolution of Plague Over Hundreds of Years in Medieval Denmark

• Archaeologists Uncover Early Evidence of Brain Surgery in Ancient Near East

• Hidden from the Romans: 200 Tons of Silver on the Shores of the River Lahn

• Caribou Have Been Using Same Arctic Calving Grounds for 3,000 Years
• New Research Suggests Drought Accelerated Empire Collapse

• Changing Climate Conditions Likely Facilitated Early Human Migration to the Americas at Key Intervals, Research Suggests
• Prehistoric Human Migration in Southeast Asia Driven by Sea-Level Rise

• Remapping the Superhighways Travelled by the First Australians Reveals a 10,000-Year Journey Through the Continent

• Vikings Crossing the North Sea to Britain Brought Their Horses, Dogs and Other Animals

• Agriculture Linked to Changes in Age-Independent Mortality in North America

• Plague Trackers: Researchers Cover Thousands of Years in a Quest to Understand the Elusive Origins of the Black Death
• Violence Was Widespread in Early Farming Society

• Mummified Crocodiles Provide Insights Into Mummy-Making Over Time

• Marriage in Minoan Crete

• Using Paleogenomics to Elucidate 10,000 Years of Immune System Evolution

• Ancient Siberian Genomes Reveal Genetic Backflow from North America Across the Bering Sea

• Ethical Ancient DNA Research Must Involve Descendant Communities, Say Researchers

• Smallpox Has Plagued Humans Since Ancient Egyptian Times, New Evidence Confirms

• Riddle Solved: Why Was Roman Concrete So Durable?

• DNA from Archaeological Remains Shows That Immigration to Scandinavia Was Exceptional During the Viking Period

• Bering Land Bridge Formed Surprisingly Late During Last Ice Age

• Drought Encouraged Attila's Huns to Attack the Roman Empire, Tree Rings Suggest

• True Giant Wombat Gives Diprotodon Podium a Wobble

• For 400 Years, Indigenous Tribes Buffered Climate's Impact on Wildfires in the American Southwest

• Findings from 2,000-Year-Old Uluburun Shipwreck Reveal Complex Trade Network
• Ancient DNA from Medieval Germany Tells the Origin Story of Ashkenazi Jews

• Interdisciplinary Environmental History: How Narratives of the Past Can Meet the Challenges of the Anthropocene

• One of Europe's Most Ancient Domestic Dogs Lived in the Basque Country

• Ancient Roman Coins Reveal Long-Lost Emperor

• 1,700-Year-Old Spider Monkey Remains Discovered in Teotihuacán, Mexico

• Oldest Evidence of the Controlled Use of Fire to Cook Food, Researchers Report

• Previously Unknown Monumental Temple Discovered Near the Tempio Grande in Vulci

• First Sentence Ever Written in Canaanite Language Discovered: Plea to Eradicate Beard Lice

• Human Expansion 1,000 Years Ago Linked to Madagascar's Loss of Large Vertebrates

• Ancient DNA Analysis Sheds Light on the Early Peopling of South America

• Ancient Genomes Reveal Hidden History of Human Adaptation

• UK's Oldest Human DNA Obtained, Revealing Two Distinct Palaeolithic Populations
• Skaftö Wreck's Cargo Tells a Tale of 15th Century Trade Routes

• Central Asia Identified as a Key Region for Human Ancestors

• In Medieval Norway, High-Class People Had Stronger Bones
• Protecting Very Old Trees Can Help Mitigate Climate Change
• Meet the First Neanderthal Family

• Shrine Discovered With Rituals Never Seen to Take Place Before in an Egyptian Temple
• Geneticists Discover New Wild Goat Subspecies Via Ancient DNA

• Upcycling in the Past: Viking Beadmakers' Secrets Revealed

• Detailing a Disastrous Autumn Day in Ancient Italy

• The Neighbors of the Caliph: Archaeologists Uncover Ancient Mosaics on the Shore of the Sea of Galilee

• Scientists Find Evidence for Food Insecurity Driving International Conflict Two Thousand Years Ago
• Greek Volcano Mystery: Archaeologist Narrows on Date of Thera Eruption
• The Anglo-Saxon Migration: New Insights from Genetics

• Early Gibbon Fossil Found in Southwest China: Discovery Fills Evolutionary History Gap of Apes

• Stone Age Surgery: Earliest Evidence of Amputation Found

• Study Unearths Ancient Reef Structure High and Dry on the Nullarbor Plain

• DNA in Viking Feces Sheds New Light on 55,000-Year-Old Relationship Between Gut Companions

• Lost Islands Cited in Welsh Folklore and Poetry Are Plausible: New Study of Coastal Geography and a Medieval Map

• Discovery and Naming of Africa's Oldest Known Dinosaur

• Archaeology and Ecology Combined Sketch a Fuller Picture of Past Human-Nature Relationships
• Medieval Mass Burial Shows Centuries-Earlier Origin of Ashkenazi Genetic Bottleneck

• The Southern Arc and Its Lively Genetic History
• DNA Analysis Shows Griffin Warrior Ruled His Greek Homeland

• AI-Based Method for Dating Archeological Remains
• Analysis of Everyday Tools Challenges Long-Held Ideas About What Drove Major Changes in Ancient Greek Society

• Medieval Monks Were 'riddled With Parasites'

• Wood Sharpens Stone: Boomerangs Used to Retouch Lithic Tools

• Prehistoric Podiatry: How Dinos Carried Their Enormous Weight

• All Roads Lead to Big Cities

• Octopus Lures from the Mariana Islands Found to Be Oldest in the World

• High-Status Danish Vikings Wore Exotic Beaver Furs

• Floors in Ancient Greek Luxury Villa Were Laid With Recycled Glass

• DNA from Ancient Population in Southern China Suggests Native Americans' East Asian Roots

• New Genetic Research on Remote Pacific Islands Yields Surprising Findings on World's Earliest Seafarers

• Study Points to Armenian Origins of Ancient Crop With Aviation Biofuel Potential

• Hidden in Caves: Mineral Overgrowths Reveal 'unprecedented' Sea Level Rise

• Underwater Jars Reveal Roman Period Winemaking Practices
• Ice Age Wolf DNA Reveals Dogs Trace Ancestry to Two Separate Wolf Populations
• New Kangaroo Described -- From Papua New Guinea

• Fossils in the 'Cradle of Humankind' May Be More Than a Million Years Older Than Previously Thought
• The Heat Is On: Traces of Fire Uncovered Dating Back at Least 800,000 Years

• 1,700-Year-Old Korean Genomes Show Genetic Heterogeneity in Three Kingdoms Period Gaya