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Study Recasts Peru’s ‘Band of Holes’ as Pre‑Inca Market Later Used for Inca Accounting

New Antiquity research combines drone mapping with plant residues to propose a market‑to‑tribute lifecycle that remains tentative.

Two Hidden Voids Detected in Menkaure Pyramid as Egypt Plans Robotic Probe

Kenyan Site Shows 300,000 Years of Oldowan Toolmaking Through Climate Shifts

Itiner-e Launch Maps 299,000 Kilometers of Roman Roads

Study Finds Early Maya Monument Aguada Fénix Is a Vast Cosmogram Built by Communal Labor

New Finds at Aguada Fénix Show 3,000-Year-Old Maya Monument Was a Built Cosmogram

Kenyan Site Reveals 300,000 Years of Early Oldowan Toolmaking

103 Years After King Tut’s Tomb Was Found, Its Legacy—and a New Museum Showcase—Define the Story

Neanderthal Ochre ‘Crayons’ Identified in Crimea Study

Neanderthals Crafted Crayon-Like Ochre Tools in Crimea and Ukraine, Study Finds

Earhart Search Team Sets November Departure for Nikumaroro 'Taraia Object' Probe

Reanalysis Overturns ‘Smoking Gun’ for Human Megafauna Hunting in Australia

Detectorist Uncovers Up to 15,000 Roman Coins in Wales in Find That May Be the Country’s Largest

Targeted qPCR Unearths Gut Pathogens in 1,300-Year-Old Mexican Feces

Parthenon Unveiled Without Scaffolding for First Time in 20 Years

First Paranthropus Boisei Hand Reveals Human-Like Dexterity With Gorilla-Like Power

Tulsa Launches Largest Excavation Yet at Oaklawn to Identify 1921 Massacre Victims

Peer-Reviewed Study Says Rapa Nui’s Moai Were ‘Walked’ Upright Into Place

Early Humans in Italy Butchered a 404,000-Year-Old Elephant and Turned Its Bones Into Tools

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