Archaeology

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850,000-Year-Old Child Vertebra Reveals Earliest Hominin Cannibalism

The precision incisions on the bone expose how Homo antecessor employed cannibalism as a nutritional strategy.

Full 35-Meter Hawaiian Petroglyph Panel Reemerges at Pokai Bay

Study Finds Maggot Consumption Could Explain Neandertals’ High Nitrogen Levels

New Study Affirms Neolithic Transport of Stonehenge’s Welsh Bluestones

Researchers Complete Excavation of Caracol Founder’s Tomb as Scientific Analyses Begin

Neighboring Neanderthal Groups Butchered Prey in Distinct Local Traditions

Detailed Excavation Begins at Poland’s Newly Discovered Neolithic 'Pyramids'

Remains of USS New Orleans’ Bow Found and Identified in Iron Bottom Sound

Record-Size Roman Shoes Unearthed at Hadrian’s Wall Fort

Researchers Probe Methods Behind Neanderthals’ 125,000-Year-Old Fat Factory

300,000-Year-Old Wooden Tools from China Overturn East Asian Paleolithic Narratives

Neanderthals’ 125,000-Year-Old “Fat Factory” Confirmed as First Large-Scale Bone-Grease Operation

November Expedition Set to Probe Satellite Anomaly for Earhart’s Plane

Croatia Grants Protection to 18th-Century Shipwreck in Dubrovnik’s Old Town

Ancient DNA Confirms European Sardines as Roman Garum Mainstay

DNA Study Reveals Matrilineal, Matrilocal Society at Çatalhöyük

Poland’s Mammoth Tusk Boomerang Dated to 40,000 Years Ago

Experimental Archaeologists Recreate 30,000-Year-Old Sea Crossing From Taiwan to Yonaguni

Archaeologists Discover Palaspata Temple of Tiwanaku Civilization

Harbin Skull Identified as First Near-Complete Denisovan Cranium