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It's being build today using only tech and know-how from the 13th century. Loads of fun!
It was right under the city market.
Yet another sign that the two species from the same Homo genus were very similar to one another.
You thought we found everything, didn't you?
It's like winning the lottery.
Neanderthals were far more complex than meets the eye.
Thieves plundered the cave, but they left researchers a bone.
Canaanites were flourishingly pagan before Joshua came in.
It was pretty rough.
It shows Babylonians knew about Pythagorean theorem centuries before Pythagoras was even alive!
Archaeology, meet genetics.
:O
The findings rewrite the story of the first Aboriginal people.
This would make it one of the earliest organized trade networks in the area.
It's a rare finding that could help us learn more about our ancestors.
This can be a game changer.
That's... That's a lot of skulls.
Still think Neanderthals were brutes?
Another spectacular find from Göbekli Tepe.
Not much is known about its owner.
An ancient Chinese scholar's account of the Roman Empire.
Looking deep inside a knife.
A primitive Homo species with some surprising skills.
Things became very serious at this point.
When you can correlate computer models of comets with carvings from 13 millennia ago -- that's got to feel good.
There used to be giant sloths, rhinos, and dire wolves.
It had a built-in weapon.
They were thought to have gone extinct way before.
They found so many things they're going to open a museum right in the new metro station.
The ancient stories held some truth after all.
The mouse in the house has been with us for 15,000 years.
We now know much more about the civilization that dominated the American Southwest for hundreds of years.
Geologists, archaeologists, physicists, and ancient potters - working together to solve one of the Earth's greatest mysteries. Who would have thought?
The archaeologists didn't find any new texts but the cave has renowned interest for a massive hunt.
Can't spell 'archaeology' without 'alcohol'.
Large, mysterious earthworks built thousands of years ago were discovered in the Amazon basin.
It's way better than Facebook.
A big archaeological mystery which will likely never be solved.
One ship to carry a huge legacy.
Scientists only had her knees to work with but are confident they belonged to the late queen.
Digs at one of the most amazing anthropological sites in the world come across something big.
Archaeologists have discovered a gigantic, 1,500-year-old stone monument in Kazakhstan.
It used to belong to a wealthy and powerful local.
They named it the Mud Dragon.
A drink to die for.
They say a giant sea creature destroyed it.
Nothing more binding than a document set in stone.
The epitome of Roman class -- before all hell broke loose.
The plants were so well preserved, they still contained THC-rich trichomes -- even after all this time!
A titanic footprint from a titan of a beast.
