Archaeologists have revealed their pick of the finds uncovered in Scotland — and while some are from the dim and distant past, there’s one which older Glaswegians will be surprised to see again.

Natufian spindle whorls from 12,000 years ago represent the earliest fast-spinning technology in the Levant, shedding light ...

The Nunalleq excavation's lead archaeologist calls it a stark reminder that many precontact Yup’ik sites may soon be lost forever.

A “CELTIC” bangle, a Pictish spearbutt and a rare shipwreck are among Scotland’s top archaeological finds this ...

Life-sized painted bust of the queen, 47 cm high. With the flat-cut blue wig, which also has a ribbon wrapped around it ...

New advice addresses research and management issues for sites where prehistoric stone tools contain unique evidence.

Some new discoveries have been made at the Xiazhan Ruins archaeological site in Baoji, Northwest China's Shaanxi Province. A ...

What if Rick and Evelyn from the “Mummy” movie series or Indiana Jones had been able to use artificial intelligence (AI)? We ...

Aristotle University of Thessalonikis' research indicates that making and drinking wine in Europe originates from prehistoric ...

Neanderthals extracted resin with advanced techniques, as shown by a 60,000-year-old pit in Vanguard Cave, Gibraltar, ...

This participation reflects the Authority’s commitment to showcasing the significance of Dubai’s archaeological and ...

According to the theory, prehistoric people constructed a network of stone circles as part of an interconnected sacred ...