Newly Discovered Late Bronze Age Gold Diadems From Cyprus Reveal a Distinct Local Style Shaped by Egyptian, Minoan, Mycenaean, and Near Eastern Influences
Study Finds Ice Age Cave Paintings Followed a Consistent Graphic System Across Magdalenian Europe Rather Than Random Artistic Choices
Ancient Egyptians May Have Chosen Sacred Baboons to Represent the Moon God Because Their Fur Reflects Moonlight, Study Suggests
Ancient Maya Wall Inscriptions Reveal Sak Tahn Waax, the First Known Classic Maya Mathematician-Astronomer, and a Previously Unknown Astronomical Formula
3,400-Year-Old Gold Ornaments Found in Cyprus Reveal How Local Artisans Blended Ancient Mediterranean Traditions
Severe Pacific Mega-Drought Likely Triggered Ancient Polynesian Expansion Beyond Samoa and Tonga, Study Finds
First Close-Up Images of Shackleton’s Last Ship Quest Reveal Remarkably Preserved Wreck Beneath the Labrador Sea
Ancient Roman Britons May Have Collected 100-Million-Year-Old Ichthyosaur Fossils Out of Curiosity, Ritual, or Mythology, Study Finds
Study Suggests Up to 60% of Medieval Chivalric Stories and More Than 95% of Their Manuscripts Have Been Lost
Ancient Cave Discovery in Türkiye Suggests Modern Humans and Neanderthals Shared Culture for More Than 20,000 Years
Ancient Roman Curse Tablet Hidden Beneath a Dutch Town Square for Nearly 2,000 Years Finally Decoded Revealing Rare Greek Text and Egyptian Magic
Ancient DNA Reveals That Power and Social Status Rather Than Family Determined Burials in a 2,000-Year-Old Xiongnu Cemetery
Langobard Woman Survived Brutal Head Injuries 1,400 Years Ago, Challenging Assumptions About Violence in Early Medieval Society
