Sealed, signed and delivered
Hebrew University archaeologists unveil 7,000-year-old seal impressions used for commerce and protection of property.
Ancient Human-Food Feedback Could Boost Tropical Food Security
For 13,000 years, humans have transformed tropical environments into forest gardens.
Anthropogenic forest use in pre-Columbian Peru
Pre-Columbian societies in northeastern Peru maintained regional forest integrity and biodiversity.
Malta – Prehistoric Temples and Tombs
Exhibition in the Rijksmuseum van Oudheden, the Netherlands.
Provenance: How an object’s origin can facilitate authentic, inclusive storytelling
Archivists assess, collect and preserve various artifacts and archive them to better understand their origin and cultural heritage.
Less wastage during production of marble slabs in the Roman imperial period than today
Analysis of wall decoration dating to the second century A.D. provides new insights into marble extraction and processing.
Climate change may be accelerating ancient rock art degradation
Some of the oldest known rock art in the world, located in Indonesia, at risk.
