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New Study Says 'Little Foot' May Represent an Unknown Australopithecus Species

Researchers call for fresh taxonomy based on 3D comparisons undermining prior species labels.

Survey Recasts Kazakhstan’s 3,500-Year-Old Semiyarka as a 346-Acre Planned Settlement

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

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

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

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

Archaeologists Examine 1,000-Year-Old Chancay Burial Found Under Lima Street

Neanderthals’ 125,000-Year-Old “Fat Factory” Confirmed as First Large-Scale Bone-Grease Operation

Three New Kingdom Tombs of High-Rank Officials Uncovered in Luxor