Study Lends New Support to Theory that Early Humans were Scavengers
Thanks to big cats, early hominins could get a decent meal out on the African savanna as much as two million or more years ago.
The Real Indy
The story of a forgotten explorer and his intrepid journey to discover great ancient Arabian cities of the Incense Road.
Uncovering the Secrets of Cosma
In a remote valley in north-central Peru, archaeologists are beginning to peel back the layers of monumental structures that may tell a forgotten story of an ancient people.
Researchers Discover Prehistoric Human Habitation Sites in the Nefud Desert
Thirteen sites could tell a story of human dispersal and survival in the northern desert region of Saudi Arabia.
Egyptian Mummies and Artifacts Brought Back to Life in Lab
Public can get an up-close-and-personal glance at priceless ancient objects as they are restored and conserved.
Museum Plans to Restore Ancient Egyptian Throne Room
The monumental restoration will bring pharaoh Merenptah's royal edifice into public view.
Merenptah Rising
Long in waiting, Pharaoh Merenptah's grand throne room is making a comeback.
The Mummy Doctors
The Penn Museum's Artifact Lab brings priceless Egyptian artifacts and mummies back to life.
Archaeologists for Autism
Florida archaeologist spearheads a unique event in Merritt Island.
Uncovering the Ancient Mysteries of Cosma
Archaeologists explore a prehistoric monumental complex in Peru.
Footprints in the Silt
The startling discovery of million-year-old human footprints on a beach in the United Kingdom has scientists jumping.
Out of Europe
Did the earliest human inhabitants of the Americas hail from across the Atlantic? Two distinguished scientists make a testable case.
Archaeological Digs
Looking for a dig opportunity? Here is the most comprehensive portal to the best sources for archaeological digs and field schools on the Web.
