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Study Reveals 1,000-Year-Old Dingo Was Buried, Cared For Like Family

The findings point to a long Barkindji bond with dingoes that stretched across inland Australia.

Arnhem Land Rock Art Shows Thylacines and Devils Possibly Under 1,000 Years Old

Polish Court Clears Extradition of Russian Archaeologist to Ukraine Over Crimea Digs

Earliest Hafted Tools in East Asia Confirmed at China’s Xigou Site

High-Resolution 3D Map of Easter Island Quarry Points to Clan-Run Moai Workshops

Open 3D Map of Rapa Nui Quarry Published, Recasting How Moai Were Made and Moved

Open 3D Model of Easter Island Quarry Points to Clan-Based Moai Production

Norway Archaeologists Uncover 9th-Century Viking Woman Buried With Scallop Shells Over Mouth

New Study Shows Rapa Nui’s Moai Were Moved Upright by ‘Walking’

Peer-Reviewed Study Finds Rapa Nui Moai Were 'Walked' Upright

New Study Shows Easter Island’s Moai Could Be ‘Walked’ Upright by Rocking

Study Claims Teotihuacan Signs Encode Early Uto‑Aztecan Language

Digital Reconstructions Reveal Faces Beneath Rare Colombian Mummy Masks

Advanced Imaging Reveals Intricate 1,200-Year-Old Tattoos on Peruvian Mummies

7,000-Year-Old Archery Artifacts Unearthed in Spain Shed Light on Neolithic Craftsmanship

AI Uncovers Over 300 New Nazca Lines Geoglyphs in Peru