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Bronze Age Log Boats From Must Farm Go on Public Display at Flag Fen After 13-Year Conservation

The vessels were excavated near Whittlesey in 2011 with developer funding ahead of quarrying.

5,000-Year-Old Teba Dolmen Reveals Sicilian Amber and North African Ivory, Spotlighting Long-Distance Trade

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

Bavaria Dig Uncovers Bell Beaker Cemetery and Older Neolithic Well on SuedOstLink Route

Archaeologists Unveil 11,500-Year-Old Carvings as Earliest Known Object-Based Narrative

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

Stonehenge Cow Tooth Study Strengthens Wales Link

Cow Tooth Isotopes Link Stonehenge’s Beginnings to Wales

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

Neolithic Dudderhouse Hill Cairn Secured Under Top Heritage Protection

Archaeologists Confirm 20,000-Year-Old Aboriginal Occupation of Dargan Shelter in Blue Mountains

Humans Fashioned Whale-Bone Hunting Tools in Bay of Biscay 20,000 Years Ago

6,000-Year-Old Indigenous Artifacts Discovered at Hockey Rink Site in Quebec

Stonehenge May Have Been Rebuilt to Unite Ancient Britons

4,000-Year-Old Massacre in Britain Reveals Unprecedented Bronze Age Violence

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

Ancient Neolithic City Discovered in Morocco Reveals Africa's Role in Early Mediterranean Societies