Archaeology Scientists Froze The 1,350-Year-Old Tomb of a Toddler Buried Like Royalty in a Repurposed Roman Villa. They Call Him The “Ice Prince” June 11, 2025
History This 200-year-old-condom in “mint condition” features erotic art and a striking message June 9, 2025
Archaeology A World War I US Navy Submarine Sank in 10 Seconds in 1917. Now The Wreck Has Been Revealed in Stunning Detail June 2, 2025
Archaeology Ancient 3,500-year-old Mycenaean armor tested in epic combat simulation shows Homer’s Iliad wasn’t just a fantasy story after all May 27, 2025
History Harvard Bought a $27.50 ‘Copy’ of Magna Carta That Turned Out To Be a Genuine Manuscript of the “Most Famous Single Document in the History of the World” May 16, 2025
Archaeology This Woman Who Lived 4,500 Years Ago in One of Americas’ Oldest Civilizations Still Has Hair and Nails May 16, 2025
Archaeology Researchers Used 3D Tech to Rebuild the Parthenon’s Lighting and Discovered It Was Nothing Like We Imagined May 13, 2025 - Updated on May 14, 2025
History AI Would Obliterate the Nazi’s WWII Enigma Code in Minutes—Here’s Why That Matters Today May 11, 2025
Archaeology Oldest Wine in the World Still in Liquid From Found Inside 2,000-Year-Old Roman Funeral Urn With Human Ashes May 5, 2025
Environmental Issues 50 years later, Vietnam’s environment still bears the scars of war – and signals a dark future for Gaza and Ukraine April 29, 2025
History Explorers Find a Vintage Car Aboard a WWII Shipwreck—and No One Knows How It Got There April 29, 2025
History A Forgotten 200-Year-Old Book Bound in a Murderer’s Skin Was Just Found in a Museum Office April 17, 2025
Archaeology 4,000 Years Ago, Nubian Women Were Carrying Loads—and Babies—Using Head Straps April 14, 2025
Anthropology Medieval Female Scribes Were Far More Common Than Previously Thought. At Least 110,000 Medieval Manuscripts Were Copied by Women March 12, 2025
History How Mesopotamia’s Urban and Industrial Revolution Started Politics as We Know It Today March 5, 2025
Climate Forgotten Climate Chronicles of 16th-Century Transylvania Hold a Dire Climate Warning March 4, 2025
Environment The Japanese Mayor Who Built a Floodgate No One Wanted — and Saved His Town February 28, 2025
History Vesuvius Eruption Turned This Roman Man’s Brain Into Glass 2,000 Years Ago and Scientists Just Figured Out How February 28, 2025
Genetics Ancient DNA Reveals the Surprising Origins of Attila’s Huns. Genetics Point to an Ancient Mongolian Empire February 24, 2025 - Updated on February 26, 2025
Chemistry What Do Ancient Egyptian Mummies Smell Like? “Woody”, “Spicy” and Even “Sweet” February 14, 2025
Environment Oldest Evidence of Human-Caused Lead Pollution Dates from Over 5,000 Years Ago, Around the Aegean Sea January 30, 2025
History The Numbers Behind Ancient Rome: Stats that Define *the* Supercity of the Ancient World January 24, 2025
Archaeology Researchers Find Hidden Clues in The Alexander Mosaic. Its 2 Million Tiny Stones Came From All Over the Ancient World January 16, 2025
History The Soviets sent most of its intellectuals to remote gulags. Decades later, those areas became more prosperous January 8, 2025
Environment Ancient Rome’s lead air pollution may have dropped average IQ by up to 3 points January 7, 2025
Agriculture Ducks in the Amazon: Pre-Colonial Societies Mastered Complex Agriculture December 23, 2024 - Updated on December 26, 2024
History How a 1932 Movie Lawsuit Changed Hollywood Forever and Made Disclaimers a Thing December 19, 2024 - Updated on January 7, 2025
History In 1911, Einstein wrote a letter to Marie Curie, telling her to ignore the haters December 2, 2024
Climate NASA accidentally rediscovers forgotten doomsday Cold War base in Greenland November 27, 2024
History These 5,000-year-old seals might have paved the way for the invention of writing (and the birth of history) November 5, 2024
Archaeology These three Viking women elongated their skulls, and some men filed their teeth. But why? September 20, 2024
Archaeology Even archaeologists don’t know which animal this Viking toy represents September 13, 2024
Archaeology Cocaine Found in 17th-century European Brains, 200 Years Earlier Than Thought August 28, 2024
Book Reviews The Rise and Fall of Civilizations: What the Bronze Age Collapse Teaches Us About Today August 14, 2024
History Ancient Scythians made leather out of the skin of their enemies, validating Herodotus’ incredible accounts August 2, 2024
Anthropology Archaeologists unearth 500-year-old skeletons of Inca toddlers with smallpox July 3, 2024
Archaeology Archaeologists find 29 bottles of 250-year-old cherries and berries in George Washington’s cellar June 24, 2024
