Lucknow: The UP State Archaeology Directorate signed an MoU with Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts, New Delhi, here ...

An open field in Scotland was set to be dotted with the homes of a fresh new subdivision. But right as the project was ...

Recent discoveries of massive bones have prompted scientists to re-evaluate the established prehistoric timelines. These findings challenge previous assumptions about the existence and evolution of ...

Archaeologists working on a dig site in the country of Georgia have discovered a 1.8 million-year-old human jawbone. The Orozmani Paleoanthropology & Archaeology Field School posted a video of the ...

A new site in Turkey may be older than Göbeklitepe, offering fresh insight into the earliest stages of human settlement and ...

Archaeologists in southeastern Turkey have unearthed a remarkable set of 11,500-year-old carved stone animals – a fox, a vulture, and a wild boar – offering unprecedented insight into how prehistoric ...

Archaeologists say two students have found a human tooth from about 560,000 years ago in a famous prehistoric cave in southwestern France, the oldest human body part ever discovered in the country.

Archaeology Prehistoric women hunted too. The evidence is 'written in human bodies' and remains. News By Cara Ocobock, Sarah Lacy published November 22, 2023 ...

Excavations near Crowland Abbey in eastern England have unearthed a prehistoric henge that may have become a "holy island" for Christian hermits in the early medieval period.

While the ancient Egyptians were busy mummifying their dead, prehistoric Britons – well beyond the fringes of the known world – were doing the same more than 2000 miles to the north-west.

In a landmark celebration of Iran’s deep prehistory, a commemorative stamp honoring the Prehistoric Sites of the Khorramabad ...

Archaeologists have undertaken pioneering scans of the highest prehistoric paintings of animals in Europe.