Cave Paintings Among the Oldest in Europe
Scientists find wall paintings in the Altxerri cave system in northern Spain pre-date most prehistoric paintings in Europe.
Archaeologists Reveal Evidence of Two Major Destructions at Biblical Site
The Biblical city of Gezer shows evidence of two fiery conflagrations over 3,000 years ago.
First-Ever Sphinx of Egyptian King Found in Israel
Rare and only find of part of a sphinx naming the pharaoh Menkaure has been unearthed at the Canaanite site of Hazor.
Rarely Seen Mesoamerican Artifacts Revealed
A unique collection of ancient ceramics from seven different countries in Central America can now be seen by the public.
Archaeologists Uncover Rare Finds at an Ancient Canaanite Center
The finds at Tel Kabri could provide a unique glimpse on a Middle Bronze Age economy.
Modern Humans in India Earlier Than Previously Thought?
Research suggests the possibility that there were modern humans in India more than 75,000 years ago.
Ghosts in the Nation’s Attics?
A major museum in North Carolina is under investigation for paranormal activity.
Laser Technology Reveals Mysterious New Features at Angkor
The ancient Khmer Empire capital was much larger than previously thought, say archaeologists.
Archaeologists Recover Ancient Boat Near Great Pyramid in Egypt
Team races time to uncover 4,500-year-old royal vessel.
Study Confirms Ancient River Systems in Sahara 100,000 Years Ago
Researchers suggest the paleoriver systems may have supported human migration northward during the Last Interglacial.
Gold Hoard Discovered Near Temple Mount in Jerusalem
The unprecedented treasure, buried for 1,400 years, has a story to tell, say archaeologists.
George Washington’s Incredible Garbage Dump
Archaeologists struck the motherlode of artifacts over two decades ago near George Washington's Mount Vernon mansion house. Now the treasures are online for all to see.
Modern Humans Were in China Much Earlier Than Previously Thought
Study suggests anatomically modern humans may have been in eastern Asia as much as 100,000 years ago.
Generosity Leads to Evolutionary Success, Say Researchers
A new finding has implications for human evolution.
Fort Palisade Lines and Early Planting Uncovered at 1607 James Fort
More palisade lines and dark planting furrows found at the site of the historic 1607 Jamestown Fort in Virginia.
