• Surprising Similarities in Stone Tools of Early Humans and Monkeys

• Bronze Age Well Contents Reveal the History of Animal Resources in Mycenae, Greece
• Waxing and Waning of Environment Influences Hominin Dispersals Across Ancient Iran

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

• Mummified Crocodiles Provide Insights Into Mummy-Making Over Time

• DNA from Archaeological Remains Shows That Immigration to Scandinavia Was Exceptional During the Viking Period
• How Evolution Works
• Mayas Utilized Market-Based Economics

• Archaeologists Uncover Oldest Known Projectile Points in the Americas

• New Theory on Timing for Human Settlement of Some Parts of Tropical Pacific

• Findings from 2,000-Year-Old Uluburun Shipwreck Reveal Complex Trade Network

• Ancient Roman Coins Reveal Long-Lost Emperor

• Footprints Claimed as Evidence of Ice Age Humans in North America Need Better Dating, New Research Shows

• Old Bone Links Lost American Parrot to Ancient Indigenous Bird Trade

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

• 圣经的军事行动重建使用通用电气omagnetic Field Data

• Skaftö Wreck's Cargo Tells a Tale of 15th Century Trade Routes

• A 10,000-Year-Old Infant Burial Provides Insights Into the Use of Baby Carriers and Family Heirlooms in Prehistory
• In Medieval Norway, High-Class People Had Stronger Bones

• New Analysis of Obsidian Blades Reveals Dynamic Neolithic Social Networks

• Reign of Papua New Guinea Highland's Megafauna Lasted Long After Humans Arrived

• Upcycling in the Past: Viking Beadmakers' Secrets Revealed

• New Data Reveals Severe Impact of European Contact With Pacific Islands

• 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
• The Anglo-Saxon Migration: New Insights from Genetics

• Chimpanzee Stone Tool Diversity

• What Ancient Dung Reveals About Epipaleolithic Animal Tending

• DNA Analysis Shows Griffin Warrior Ruled His Greek Homeland

• Scientists Say a Shipwreck Off Patagonia Is a Long-Lost 1850s Rhode Island Whaler

• AI-Based Method for Dating Archeological Remains

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

• Oldest DNA from Domesticated American Horse Lends Credence to Shipwreck Folklore
• Ancient DNA Clarifies the Early History of American Colonial Horses
• High-Status Danish Vikings Wore Exotic Beaver Furs

• In Search of the Lost City of Natounia

• Rare Deep-Sea Brine Pools Discovered in Red Sea

• Unlocking the Secrets of the Ancient Coastal Maya

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

• Underwater Jars Reveal Roman Period Winemaking Practices
• 冰河时代狼DNA显示狗跟踪祖先太瓦o Separate Wolf Populations

• The Heat Is On: Traces of Fire Uncovered Dating Back at Least 800,000 Years

• Indigenous Communities Used the Caribbean Sea as an Aquatic Highway

• More Digging Needed to See Whether Bones of Fallen Waterloo Soldiers Were Sold as Fertilizer, as Few Human Remains Have Ever Been Found

• Olive Trees Were First Domesticated 7,000 Years Ago, Study Finds

• Unique Viking Shipyard Discovered at Birka
• Origins of the Black Death Identified

• Wreck of Historic Royal Ship Discovered Off the English Coast
• Bioarchaeological Evidence of Very Early Islamic Burials in the Levant
• Pre-Historic Wallacea: A Melting Pot of Human Genetic Ancestries

• 在西班牙著名的洞穴岩画是古代的人使用的Humans for Over 50,000 Years
• A 3400-Year-Old City Emerges from the Tigris River

• Archaeologists Reveal Pre-Hispanic Cities in Bolivia With Laser Technology
• First Australians Ate Giant Eggs of Huge Flightless Birds, Ancient Proteins Confirm

• Research Confirms Eastern Wyoming Paleoindian Site as Americas' Oldest Mine

• Where Were Herod the Great's Royal Alabaster Bathtubs Quarried?

• Ancient Tooth Unlocks Mystery of Denisovans in Asia

• How the Black Rat Colonized Europe in the Roman and Medieval Periods

• Research Finally Answers What Bronze Age Daggers Were Used for

• Before Stonehenge Monuments, Hunter-Gatherers Made Use of Open Habitats

• Friendship Ornaments from the Stone Age

• Study Challenges Theories of Earlier Human Arrival in Americas

• New Non-Destructive DNA Method Opens Opportunities

• Origins of the Avars Elucidated With Ancient DNA
• Lost Bioscapes Window Into Polynesian Settlement Circa 12th Century

• Smells Like Ancient Society: Scientists Find Ways to Study and Reconstruct Past Scents

• Study Reconsiders Name of Peru's Machu Picchu

• Genomic Analysis Supports Ancient Muwekma Ohlone Connection

• New Computer Predictive Model Useful in Identifying Ancient Hunter-Gatherer Sites

• Rapid Changes to the Arctic Seafloor Noted as Submerged Permafrost Thaws

• Ancient Mexican City Endured for Centuries Without Extremes in Wealth and Power

• Mummification in Europe May Be Older Than Previously Known
• Ancient Humans Impact African Island Environment

• 7,000-Year-Old Grains Hints at Origin of Swiss Pile Dwellings

• Stonehenge Served as an Ancient Solar Calendar

• Ancient DNA Reveals Surprises About How Early Africans Lived, Traveled and Interacted

• 350-Year-Old Remains in a Stone Age Site in Portugal

• Portable Toilets of the Ancient Roman World

• Bronze Age Women Altered Genetic Landscape of Orkney, Study Finds
• New Fossil Reveals Origin of Arthropod Breathing System
• New Research Bites Holes Into Theories About Megalodons

• Prehistoric Human Vertebra Discovered in the Jordan Valley Tells the Story of Prehistoric Migration from Africa

• Locations of Ancient Maya Sacred Groves of Cacao Trees Discovered

• Archaeological Dig Reveals Participants in California’s Gold Rush Dined on Salted Atlantic Cod

• How DNA Is Preserved in Archaeological Sediments for Thousands of Years

• Solar Flare Throws Light on Ancient Trade Between the Islamic Middle East and the Viking Age

• Discovering Sources of Roman Silver Coinage from the Iberian Peninsula

• Sea Level Fall Led to the Decline of Pre-Columbian Societies 2,000 Years Ago

• Climate Change Record in Clam Shells

• Ethiopian Monuments 1,000 Years Older Than Previously Thought

• Denisovans or Homo Sapiens: Who Were the First to Settle (Permanently) on the Tibetan Plateau?

• Extraordinary Roman Mosaic and Villa Discovered Beneath Farmer's Field in Rutland, UK

• Collapse of Ancient Liangzhu Culture Caused by Climate Change

• Justinianic Plague Was Nothing Like Flu and May Have Struck England Before It Reached Constantinople, New Study Suggests

• Archaeologists Discover Salt Workers’ Residences at Underwater Maya Site

• Spread of Transeurasian Languages Was Due to Agriculture

• Shipwreck Reveals Secrets of 17th -Century Dutch Seafaring Domination

• More Than Ceremonial, Ancient Chaco Canyon Was Home, New Study Says
• Red Paint on 1,000-Year-Old Gold Mask from Peru Contains Human Blood Proteins