17 articles tagged with "archaeology"
A significant transformation in the tool-making practices of early humans in the Levant region has been observed, marking a departure from the use of large handaxes and stone balls.
An archaeological team from Australia and Laos has been uncovering ancient artifacts, potentially dating back 2,000 years, since 2016, revealing insights into past cultures.
Strategic angle: Germany's cultural heritage community is embroiled in a row after an amateur archaeologist uncovered an ancient construction without the necessary permissions.
Strategic angle: New analysis reveals the politicization of a shaman's grave discovery in Nazi Germany was based on incorrect narratives.
Strategic angle: Evidence of some of the earliest dogs has been identified at archaeological sites in central Anatolia, Turkey.
Strategic angle: New findings reveal the deep-rooted relationship between humans and dogs, dating back millennia.
Strategic angle: Archaeologists may have uncovered a tomb or temple from 2,600 years ago using innovative scanning methods.
Strategic angle: Discoveries from Lehringen reveal ancient survival strategies of Neanderthals.
Strategic angle: Archaeology reveals insights into recent events, including war crimes, through innovative techniques.
Strategic angle: A significant archaeological discovery reveals the largest meteoritic iron artifact from the Bronze Age in China.
Strategic angle: Researchers have uncovered the world’s oldest known cave art—a 67,800-year-old hand stencil in Indonesia, hinting at early symbolic thinking.
Strategic angle: A new study uncovers the origins of farming in Argentina's Uspallata Valley, highlighting a significant shift in local agricultural practices.
Strategic angle: A significant archaeological discovery in North Yorkshire sheds light on ancient transportation.
Strategic angle: A discovery at Hippos reveals lead sling bullets used in ancient warfare, inscribed with a message.
Strategic angle: New research challenges the widely accepted theory regarding the first inhabitants of North America.
Strategic angle: Archaeological discoveries reveal that children in the Levant were molding clay long before the advent of pottery and agriculture.
Strategic angle: A study indicates that Neanderthals likely utilized birch tar for treating wounds and other purposes.