A team from UNIGE demonstrates that everyone who lived and was buried in the Barmaz…
Browsing: Archaeology
Archaeology is the scientific study of human history and prehistory through the excavation and analysis of artifacts, structures, and other physical remains. It provides invaluable insights into the lives of ancient peoples, their cultures, technologies, and interactions with their environments. Archaeologists employ a variety of methods, including field surveys, digs, radiocarbon dating, and DNA analysis, to reconstruct past societies and understand the development of human civilization over millennia. This discipline not only helps to preserve historical sites but also aids in interpreting the cultural narratives and evolution of different human groups. Archaeology’s findings are crucial for understanding our shared heritage and continue to influence fields like anthropology, history, and even policy-making regarding cultural preservation.
Archaeological discoveries on Timor Island suggest early humans used New Guinea, not Timor, as a…
A study conducted by the Universitat Rovira i Virgili and the Max Planck Institute has…
A new study confirmed that a 3500-year-old Mycenaean suit of armor was combat-ready, as evidenced…
A study reveals that 400,000 years ago, early humans developed Quina scrapers for hunting, adapting…
Genetic studies of Celtic burial mounds dating back to 500 BCE uncover close kinships and…
Researchers at Oregon State University have discovered that Indigenous groups in the Pacific Northwest were…
Scientists were stunned by the discovery of cutmarks around cancerous growths on an ancient Egyptian…
Temporary campsites indicate repeated visits by early hunter-gatherers. Thousands of years ago, early hunter-gatherers frequently…
Recent research indicates that a 3,500-year-old Mycenaean armor, once thought to be ceremonial, was also…
Researchers discovered that six dogs from the Virginia Company Period in Jamestown—the first permanent English…
A fierce fire, potentially related to the Carthaginian army’s movement across the Pyrenees to battle…
Research analyzing pottery fat residues from Central Europe shows dietary shifts over 4,000 years, linking…
Researchers used dendrochronology and a radiocarbon spike from 5259 BC to date a prehistoric Greek…
Ancient hominin fossils lie beneath the sandy soils on the outskirts of this village in…
Researchers reconstructed the face of Emperor Wu of Northern Zhou using DNA from his remains,…
A study reveals that 31 Egyptian pyramids were built along a now-buried Nile branch, explaining…
The Tibetan Plateau, known as the highest and largest plateau in the world, presents significant…