Researchers examined the bones and teeth of 35 people in one of Britain’s best-preserved neolithic tombs, close to Hazleton in the Cotswolds. They...
By adminDecember 23, 2021A research team led by English Heritage found that the builders ate sweet treats they foraged for and then cooked, like hazelnuts, crab...
By adminDecember 1, 2021The experts made what is being dubbed as “one of the most important discoveries in 50 years” in Abu Gorab, south of Cairo....
By adminNovember 17, 2021The southwest of England is an archaeological goldmine. From the Jurassic Coast to Stonehenge to the legendary birthplace of King Arthur in Tintagel, amazing discoveries are made...
By adminNovember 12, 2021Petra has been scrutinised by archaeologists over the decades. Once a bustling hub of politics, culture and economics, the city was one of, if not the most important...
By adminNovember 5, 2021Egyptologists have long since poured over the myriad relics found across Egypt. Ancient pieces of history have turned up all over, most notably along the...
By adminOctober 14, 2021Scientists have pinpointed major changes in Europe’s Neanderthal populations – from traces of blood and excrement they left behind in a Spanish cave...
By adminMay 18, 2021Italian archaeologists have unearthed the bones of nine Neanderthals who were allegedly hunted and mauled by hyenas in their den about 100km south-east of Rome....
By adminMay 8, 2021In 2019, experts from the Pamukkale University found a cache of 651 Roman coins in a vessel buried near a stream in the...
By adminFebruary 11, 2021The most ambitious study of ancient human DNA in the Americas yet has seen 263 individuals’ genomes studied by Harvard Medical School. The...
By adminDecember 24, 2020