Rare Medieval Burials Unearthed in Tower of London Dig
Archaeologists have discovered rare medieval burials and artifacts beneath the Tower of London’s historic chapel. Credit: Doug Kerr…
The story of Stonehenge’s construction just became clearer—thanks to a cow’s tooth – The Art Newspaper
A cow’s tooth buried alongside Stonehenge has thrown light on how the ancient stone circle in Wiltshire, UK…
Burial Pits in France Reveal Grisly Evidence of Brutality During Warfare and Captivity in Neolithic Europe
Archaeologists working in France have discovered new evidence for the antiquity of human brutality in war, discovering Neolithic…
DNA analysis reveals West African ancestry in early medieval England
The skeleton of a girl from Updown cemetary, who was found to have West African ancestry M George…
The genomic history of Iberian horses since the last Ice Age
Genome data set A total of 87 horse archaeological remains, including petrosal bones, teeth and postcranial elements, were…
Ancient Migration Routes That Were Swallowed by the Sea Once Led Ancient Humans Outside of Africa
Not long after humankind’s emergence in Africa, Homo sapiens were off to explore the rest of the world.…
Humans survived harmful radiation after Earth’s magnetic field weakened
“The skies 41,000 years ago may have been both spectacular and threatening. When we realized this, we wanted…
Artists travel back in time with work created from ancient wood discovered at site of lost London river – The Art Newspaper
London’s rivers—the Thames, the Lea, the Wandle—are a source of endless fascination. But its lost rivers are even…
Genome of ancient Egyptian entombed 5,000 years ago sequenced for the first time
Almost five millennia ago, the remains of an ancient Egyptian man were placed in a ceramic pot and…
Tutankhamun breakthrough as scientists discover 1 thing about ‘pharaoh’s curse’ | History | News
Researchers think they have solved the mysterious deaths of a string of archaeologists who helped to excavate Tutankhamun‘s…