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Archaeology
Roman Coins Found on Uninhabited Island Baffle Experts
Archaeologists have found two Roman coins on an uninhabited...
April 17, 2023
Rebecca McPhee
Severed Hands Discovered in Egypt Hint at Grim Ritual
Archaeologists have found a dozen severed hands at the...
April 11, 2023
Rebecca McPhee
Brains, Bones, and Ponce de Leon: The Strange Story of Florida’s Only Natural Hot Spring
It's worth noting when Florida is in the news...
April 4, 2023
Andrew Marshall
Stonehenge Isn’t an Ancient Calendar After All
The purpose of Stonehenge has long been a mystery....
April 2, 2023
Rebecca McPhee
Exploration Mysteries: Marree Man
While flying between the Outback towns of Marree and...
March 29, 2023
Kristine De Abreu
Twisted Nails in Roman Tomb Show Fear of ‘Restless Dead’
Ancient Romans widely held superstitions involving nails. And researchers...
March 27, 2023
Sam Anderson
A 1,600-Year-Old Grave in England Could Shed Light on ‘Dark Ages’
A mass grave discovered in Northern England last year...
March 21, 2023
Andrew McLemore
Thai Monkeys Make the Same Stone Tools As Early Humans
Monkeys in Thailand’s forests are -- unintentionally -- making...
March 19, 2023
Rebecca McPhee
New Easter Island Statue Found in Volcanic Lake Bed
Rapa Nui, home to the Easter Island statues, has...
March 6, 2023
Sam Anderson
Lidar: Revealing Archaeology’s Hidden World With A Billion Points of Light
When looters discovered Colombia's Ciudad Perdida ("Lost City") in...
March 2, 2023
Andrew McLemore
Science Links of the Week
A passion for the natural world drives many of...
February 26, 2023
Rebecca McPhee
Exploration Mysteries: Ksar Draa
Recently, a spectacular image of a castle-like structure standing...
February 23, 2023
Kristine De Abreu
Dildo, Pestle, or Torture Tool? Historians Ponder Uses Of Ancient Roman Phallus
Historians taking a closer look at a 2,000-year-old "darning...
February 21, 2023
Andrew Marshall
Ancient Sumerian Palace Discovered in Iraq
A 4,500-year-old palace from the Kingdom of Lagash unearthed...
February 19, 2023
Sam Anderson
You Butter Believe It: Early Neanderthals Cooked and Ate Crab
How does fresh crab in a scenic Portuguese seaside...
February 7, 2023
Andrew Marshall
The World’s Most Valuable Buried Treasures: Their Value and How They Were Discovered
We explore some of the most valuable treasure hoards...
February 5, 2023
Kristine De Abreu
Neanderthals Hunted Giant Elephants, Lived in Large Groups
When Neanderthals were first discovered in Germany in 1856,...
February 3, 2023
Andrew McLemore
Dog-and-Pony Show: Vikings Brought Domesticated Animals Along on British Conquests
Picture the effort and inconvenience of traveling with a...
February 2, 2023
Andrew Marshall
How Did the Ancient Egyptians Make Mummies? Through Global Trade
These days, we tend to use the word globalization...
February 2, 2023
Andrew McLemore
Newly Discovered ‘Duck’ Dinosaur Had Over 400 Teeth
Even after millions of years, the diversity of dinosaurs...
January 30, 2023
Andrew McLemore
World’s Oldest Runestone May Bear Woman’s Name
Archaeologists found the oldest-ever recorded runestone at a burial...
January 22, 2023
Sam Anderson
Science Links of the Week
A passion for the natural world drives many of...
January 21, 2023
Rebecca McPhee
A Restored House Reveals The Wealth — And Lust — Of Doomed Pompeii
A restored and reopened Pompeii residence showcases the wealth...
January 17, 2023
Andrew McLemore
Science Links of the Week
A passion for the natural world drives many of...
January 14, 2023
Rebecca McPhee
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