Archaeologists working in southern Greece have identified wooden tools that appear to be the oldest of their kind ever found.

Archaeological evidence shows ancient Thracians consumed dog meat 2,500 years ago during ritual feasts as part of social ...

Archaeologists uncover a rare Roman sanctuary at Nida in Frankfurt, revealing ritual buildings, offerings, and long-term ...

Zooarchaeologist Stella Nikolova examined dog remains from across Bulgaria’s Iron Age (roughly 5th–1st centuries BC). At Pistiros, she reported that nearly 20% of the examined dog bones had cut marks ...

The mystery of a Stone Age teenager's death has been solved — 80 years after he was found in an ancient burial ground in Italy.

One of over 57,000 known archaeological sites in the province, Tse'k'wa is a record of 12,500 years of human settlement and ...

Archaeologists in Greece have discovered 430,000-year-old handheld wooden tools, the oldest surviving examples of their kind ...

Thousands of years before the invention of compasses or sails, prehistoric peoples crossed oceans to reach remote lands like ...

Located in Malawi, the site could also be the world's earliest example of an in situ cremation pyre for an adult, according ...

Ancient tools from China show early humans made complex, hafted technologies 160,000 years ago, reshaping views of innovation ...

How do you hunt a whale when your boat is made of logs lashed with vines and your harpoon is carved from animal bone?

It is the most important archaeological discovery of the last decade in Mexico due to its level of preservation and the ...