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Thumbnail Mammoth‑Ivory Birds Unearthed at Hohle Fels

Scholars say the tiny carvings reveal advanced miniature ivory work that signals symbolic behavior among early modern humans.

Channel Islands Finds Reignite Debate Over Coastal Migration

5,000‑Year‑Old Timber Alignment Found Near Stonehenge

Study Links Stonehenge’s Altar Stone to Northeast Scotland via Dogger Bank

High-Altitude Pyrenees Cave Points to Millennia of Prehistoric Copper Work

Meadowcroft Rockshelter Reopens With a Window Onto North America’s Earliest People

Study Recasts Serbian Iron Age Mass Grave as Targeted Massacre

Stone Age Burials Show Women and Children Interred With Tools as Often as Men

Largest Isotope Study Recasts Bronze Age British Middens as Feasting Hubs

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

Youmbidi Cave Excavations Uncover Central Africa’s Oldest Pottery and DNA-Rich Teeth