Archaeology Derinkuyu: the ancient underground city, once home to 20,000 people by Tibi Puiu July 15, 2021
History Study finds Leonardo da Vinci’s family tree spans 21 generations, including 14 living male descendants by Tibi Puiu July 6, 2021
History Ancient weights show markets were already globalizing a few thousand years ago by Alexandru Micu June 30, 2021
Archaeology Anglo-Saxons were largely a group of immigrants unified by language and culture — not genetics by Mihai Andrei June 29, 2021
Economics What is globalization: how goods and people move across an ever-smaller world by Alexandru Micu June 9, 2021
Archaeology A song of gods and dragons: What’s behind the animals carved in Norway’s stave churches by Mihai Andrei May 6, 2021
History Genomic studies uncover the tale of the first Bronze Age civilizations in Europe by Alexandru Micu May 6, 2021
Animals Operation Beluga — or how a Soviet ice breaker played music to whales to save them from starving by Alexandru Micu May 6, 2021
History Researchers use machine learning to build 3D maps from historical maps by Mihai Andrei May 5, 2021
Archaeology Huge stash of abused Iron Age weapons discovered in a German hill fort by Alexandru Micu April 27, 2021
History Famous Egyptologist reports the discovery of a whole ancient settlement by Alexandru Micu April 12, 2021
History Stone-age humans mostly ate meat, then ran out of big animals by Alexandru Micu April 6, 2021
History Researchers use X-rays to read 300-year-old ‘locked’ letter without opening it by Alexandru Micu March 3, 2021
Archaeology Ancient shred of Israeli fabric reveals the secrets of “royal purple” by Alexandru Micu January 29, 2021
History What the Roman Empire looked like at its prime in one glorious map by Tibi Puiu January 18, 2021
Archaeology Ancient teeth confirm: people have been trading internationally for thousands of years by Alexandru Micu January 5, 2021
Environment Japan plans to join the pack and ban sales of new gasoline cars by 2030 by Fermin Koop December 4, 2020
