Archaeology News

Archaeologists Discover 168 New Ancient Designs Of Humans, Felines, Birds On Peru's Nazca Lines

Giant Arthropods Dominated The Seas 470 Million Years Ago, Fossil Site In Morocco Reveals

Mississippi's Ostrich-Like Dinosaurs Weighed More Than 800 Kg, Study Finds

Neanderthals Consumed Meat But Not Blood, Clues From A Tooth Reveal

Modern Humans And Neanderthals May Have Coexisted For Up To Three Millennia, New Study Says

Why Did Neanderthals Mysteriously Disappear From Earth 40,000 Years Ago? Researchers Find Clues

Extinct Otter Species As Huge As A Modern Lion Newly Identified In Ethiopia

‘Spanish Stonehenge’ Emerges From Bottom Of Reservoir Amid Unprecedented Drought

Study Claiming T. rex Was Three Separate Species Receives Rebuttal

3,400-Year-Old City Emerges From Mosul Reservoir On Tigris River, Archaeologists Report

Unique Aryan Bow From Bronze Age With Greatest Killing Power In Its Time Reconstructed, Report Archaeologists

Stonehenge Inhabitants Fed On Internal Organs Of Cattle, Reveal Eggs Found In Prehistoric Faeces