Archaeology A song of gods and dragons: What’s behind the animals carved in Norway’s stave churches by Mihai Andrei May 6, 2021
Archaeology Huge stash of abused Iron Age weapons discovered in a German hill fort by Alexandru Micu April 27, 2021
Archaeology Ancient 2,500-year-old mural depicts exchange of salt as a commodity by Tibi Puiu March 23, 2021
Archaeology Scientists continue unlocking the mysteries of the world’s oldest computer by Fermin Koop March 15, 2021
Archaeology Ancient woman may have ruled Bronze Age society in modern-day Spain by Tibi Puiu March 11, 2021
Anthropology Genetic analysis of ancient massacre shows people were killed indiscriminately by Mihai Andrei March 10, 2021
Agriculture Scythians weren’t the nomadic warriors many portray them as — they also settled down by Mihai Andrei March 10, 2021
Archaeology The earliest coastal wall shows humans were battling sea level rise in the Neolithic era by Mihai Andrei March 9, 2021
Anthropology Neanderthals likely spoke and understood language like humans by Tibi Puiu March 1, 2021
Archaeology Puppy paws on the walls: ancient house featured unusual decorations by Mihai Andrei February 26, 2021
Anthropology Australia’s oldest cave painting is 17,000-year-old kangaroo art by Mihai Andrei February 22, 2021
Anthropology Russian researchers want to study ancient viruses from the Siberian permafrost by Mihai Andrei February 18, 2021
Archaeology Oldest beer factory found in a 5,000-year-old Egyptian site by Tibi Puiu February 15, 2021
Anthropology Neanderthals and humans used the technology, new study shows by Mihai Andrei February 15, 2021
Archaeology Medieval cemeteries tell tales of fractures, broken jaws, and a very hard life by Nancy Cohen February 16, 2021
Archaeology Stonehenge? It’s probably built from second-hand materials by Mihai Andrei February 12, 2021
Archaeology Listen to a 17,000-year-old musical instrument made from a seashell by Tibi Puiu February 11, 2021
