“The goal of our research is to understand, among other things, what led to the end … Unique 8,000 Year-Old Figurines Discovered at ÇatalhöyükRead more
Archaeology
Which Came First? Bread or Beer?
Alcohol is integral to our existence as a species. Every culture, from tribes in the Amazon … Which Came First? Bread or Beer?Read more
Aged Beef Delicacy; Eating The Meat Of A 36,000 Year Old Bison
Nothing you’ve ever experienced compares to the culinary adventures of R. Dale Guthrie and his team after … Aged Beef Delicacy; Eating The Meat Of A 36,000 Year Old BisonRead more
New Inscription Sheds Light on Ancient Jewish Revolt
TEL DOR, ISRAEL – Researchers with the University of Haifa have made an incredible underwater discovery: … New Inscription Sheds Light on Ancient Jewish RevoltRead more
Archaeologists Can Finally Date Aboriginal Rock Art
A team of scientists from ANSTO’s Centre for Accelerator Science have developed a new technique that … Archaeologists Can Finally Date Aboriginal Rock ArtRead more
Archaeologists Have Discovered ‘Unprecedented’ 3,000 Year-Old Cemetery in Israel
ASHKELON CEMETERY, ISRAEL – Archaeologists have made an incredible discovery along Israel’s coast: a 3,000 year-old … Archaeologists Have Discovered ‘Unprecedented’ 3,000 Year-Old Cemetery in IsraelRead more
Where Was Ancient Byblos’ Harbor?
The city of Byblos is considered by the UNESCO World Heritage Foundation to be one of … Where Was Ancient Byblos’ Harbor?Read more
The Tomb of the Terracotta Warriors Is Still Surprising Archaeologists
“Different animal species were unearthed in Emperor Qinshihuang’s mausoleum, including real animals and those made of … The Tomb of the Terracotta Warriors Is Still Surprising ArchaeologistsRead more
Changing Landscapes: How Life Once Flourished in Jordan’s Black Desert
“There are literally many thousands of Safaitic inscriptions and petroglyphs in the Jebel Qurma region, which … Changing Landscapes: How Life Once Flourished in Jordan’s Black DesertRead more
Danish Archaeologists Have Matched a 300-Year-Old Poo to a 17th-Century Bishop
While we don’t normally think of someone’s bathroom habits as valuable insight into their life, archaeologists … Danish Archaeologists Have Matched a 300-Year-Old Poo to a 17th-Century BishopRead more