The Avars, who migrated from the East Asian steppes to Central Europe in the sixth century CE, established themselves among ...

Scientists Discover Geoglyphs Depicting Wild Animals and Humans, Sheds Light on the Customs of Nazca Civilization The Nazca ...

Human bones that experts say are 1,500 years old were turned into officials in Germany in an IKEA shopping bag. Experts believe the bones were excavated by a volunteer on an archaeological dig in 1965 ...

The 58th Society for Historical Archaeology Annual Conference on Historical and Underwater Archaeology took place in New Orleans, Louisiana from January 8 to 11. Broadbent’s cultural resources ...

One of the first applications of laser-stimulated fluorescence in anthropology, the tattoos contain lines only 0.1 millimeter ...

Archaeologists Stunned to Discover Thousands of Cuneiform Tablets at an Ancient Sumerian City in Iraq Archaeologists have ...

A team of scientists from the Institute of Archaeology at University College London became the first researchers to utilize a ...

According to a Live Science report, Roman graves were discovered during the excavation of the site of an eighteenth-century ...

BBC News reports that the site of Cooden Camp, a World War I training camp that opened in 1914, is being investigated ahead ...

The Connecticut State Museum of Natural History and State Archaeologist Dr. Sarah Sportman will meet at the Mansfield Public Library for a public lecture about the Office of State Archaeology’s past ...

The American scholar Lawrence Keeley emphasised a “neo-Rousseauan” strain in archaeological thinking after World War II that ...

"They are more common in urban centers, which is why this find is so unique," Jessica Lowther, community archaeologist at Headland Archaeology, told Newsweek. The Roman stone coffin under excavation.