Dating Techniques

Radiocarbon Dating Carbon Dating Dendrochronology Archaeological Methods Uranium-Thorium Dating Carbon-14 Dating Uranium Dating Archaeological Research Uranium Series Dating Human Remains

Red Lines in Welsh Cave Confirmed as Britain’s Oldest Prehistoric Art

Uranium–thorium dating with pigment analysis date the finger‑applied markings to about 17,100 years ago and prompt calls to protect the fragile site.

Late Bronze Age Ring Hoard Found Near Dresden

Study Redates Chile’s Monte Verde to Under 8,200 Years

Hand Stencil in Indonesian Cave Dated to at Least 67,800 Years, Oldest Known Cave Painting

Archaeologists Map 16 Ancient Canoes in Lake Mendota, Oldest Is 5,200 Years Old

Student Unearths Rare Carved Stone That May Depict Pictish Face at East Lomond

ASI Authorises Retired Archaeologist to Draft Keeladi Phase 3 and Kodumanal Reports

6,000-Year-Old Venus of Kolobrzeg Unveiled in Poland

ASI Requests Revision of Keeladi Excavation Report Over Chronology Disputes

Schöningen Spears Confirmed as 200,000-Year-Old Neanderthal Hunting Tools

15th–16th Century Ship Unearthed at Barcelona Construction Site

1st-Century Roman Mass Grave Unearthed in Vienna Linked to Military Conflict

Oldest Known Firearm in U.S. Unearthed in Arizona

German Archaeologist Accused of Manipulating Key Historical Finds

Oldest Known Alphabetic Writing Found in Syrian Tomb