Category: Archaeology News

In the late fourth century, Roman Britain faced one of the most harrowing challenges in its turbulent history. It wasn’t a single sword stroke or an overwhelming invasion that shattered…

Beneath the hot, sun-beaten terrain of South Texas, where the Gulf winds sweep across scrubland and mesquite, an ancient mystery lay embedded in the earth—bones, shaped by human hands, silent…

In a remarkable find that bridges archaeology with the chemistry of color, researchers have uncovered what is now believed to be the long-sought industrial center for the production of one…

In a fascinating new study, researchers at the University of Tsukuba have taken a deep dive into the question of how humans became such profoundly cooperative creatures—and their answers might…