Before the arrival of the Spanish, a Native American culture of the American Southwest built a flourishing civilization with a sophisticated irrigation system that rivaled the ancient Roman aqueducts.

How environmental conditions impacted early Mesolithic hunter-gatherers in Sweden

Well before the recent media reports about the amazing discoveries of ancient Maya remains in Guatemala using laser technology, another team of pioneering scientists had already made equivalent discoveries...

Experts and Chinese officials are on a mission to preserve one of the world’s most magnificent yet least-known cultural treasures for posterity.

A Field Report of the Tel Burna Archaeological Project’s Digital Recording System

The prehistoric origins of pigment mining and the importance of mineral color-bearing properties in Africa.

Archaeologists are uncovering evidence of a fortified settlement in the borderland between the kingdoms of ancient Judah and the Philistines.

Excavations in 2014 by the Maya Research Program at the ancient Maya site of Xno'ha uncovered Late Preclassic period finds.

Neanderthal burials from 50,000 years ago in Spain