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Study Traces Live Amazonian Parrots Carried Across Andes to Pre-Inca Coast

Chemical signatures in Pachacamac feathers point to coastal captivity for feather production.

Tour Guide Arrested After Drawing on Egypt’s Pyramid of Unas

Study of 5,500-Year-Old Gotland Graves Finds Co-Burials Were Often Extended Kin

Indian Inscriptions in Egypt’s Valley of the Kings Reveal 2,000-Year-Old Visits by Tamil and Other Travelers

AI Helps Reconstruct Rules of Lost Roman Board Game From Wear Patterns

Cambridge Students Unearth Possible Early Medieval Execution Pit at Wandlebury

USC CT Scans Detail Ailments of Two Egyptian Priests and Produce 3D Models for L.A. Exhibit

Mexico Unveils 1,400-Year-Old Zapotec Tomb With Owl Monument and Murals

1,400-Year-Old Zapotec Tomb Discovered in Oaxaca

Digital Imaging Exposes 79 New Graffiti in Pompeii’s Theatre Corridor

5,500-Year-Old Colombian Skeleton Yields Oldest Treponema pallidum Genome

Ancient Colombian Skeleton Yields Oldest Genome of Syphilis-Related Bacterium

Digital Imaging Reveals 79 New Inscriptions on Pompeii’s Theatre Corridor

Sicily Dig Uncovers Rare 5th-Century BCE Stylus With Dionysian, Phallic Carving

Lake Mendota Dig Reveals 16 Ancient Canoes, Including 5,200-Year-Old Vessel

Jharkhand to Make WEF Debut in Davos as Hemant Soren Leads Delegation

INAH Puts 2026 Entry Fees Into Effect Across Museums and Archaeological Sites

9,500-Year-Old Malawi Find Is Africa’s Earliest Cremation and Oldest Adult Pyre

Ancient DNA Shows HHV-6 Infected Humans at Least 2,500 Years Ago

Malawi Pyre Dating to 9,500 Years Ago Is Africa’s Earliest Intentional Cremation