Sui coins and celadon from a hillside garrison in Changping have led the Beijing Institute of Archaeology to redate part of ...

Dated seeds and chemical signals in hair suggest intoxicating cannabis use at a Scythian princely tomb in southern Siberia.

Divers working off Takashima Island have uncovered the stern of a large ship from Kublai Khan's second invasion fleet, along ...

For more than a century, scholars have been reading the rubbish of one Egyptian town, scrap by scrap. A new wave of ...

New results from Mexico's National Institute of Anthropology and History count 83 women, 79 men and 15 children among the ...

Beneath a mound in the Nile Delta, a team found thick mudbrick walls of the 26th Dynasty, with a layer of clean sand lying ...

Iraqi and Italian archaeologists have presented city walls, gates, metalworking areas and burials at Tell Muhammad, a mound ...

Kimi Antonelli took the 2026 Formula 1 title at 20. Ancient tombstones, poems and a bronze boy rider from a shipwreck show ...

A skeleton found in 1977 at the bottom of a well at the early Roman fort of Velsen 1 shows further evidence of stab wounds, ...

A mudbrick from a burned Bronze Age house at Tavşanlı Höyük carries the paw prints of a dog that crossed it before it dried, ...

Abaris the Hyperborean is a peculiar figure in Greek tradition. He was known as a priest of Apollo who came from the Hyperboreans, a people Greek writers placed in the far north, and later writers ...

A new study of charred plant remains from Hala Sultan Tekke, a Late Bronze Age harbor city in Cyprus, suggests that mourners left meals in some tombs and burned bundles of grain and wild flowers in ...