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Pompeii ‘Time Capsule’ Confirms Romans Used Hot‑Mixed Quicklime to Make Self‑Healing Concrete

A Nature Communications study ties on-site evidence to durability mechanisms that could guide longer‑lasting, lower‑carbon cement.

Ancient DNA From Southern Africa Reveals Long-Isolated Homo Sapiens Lineage

Study Recasts Peru’s ‘Band of Holes’ as Marketplace Turned Inca Accounting Site

Scans Find Two Small Voids Behind Menkaure Pyramid’s Eastern Granite, Supporting Second-Entrance Hypothesis

Peer-Reviewed Study Shows Easter Island’s Moai Were ‘Walked’ Upright With Ropes

8,500-Year-Old Coastal Settlement Found Off Denmark in EU Seabed Project

Deep-Sea Cores Uncover Possible Cometary Debris at Younger Dryas Onset

2,500-Year-Old Honey Confirmed in Paestum Shrine Jars

Roman Concrete Revival Slashes Air Pollutants While Matching Modern CO2 Emissions