Archaeologists excavating Gökhöyük in Türkiye have discovered a massive 5,000-year-old ceramic jar buried upside down. Archaeologists think it wasn't an accident — it was a ritual act.

LiDAR reveals the Aquiry civilization built 20,000+ earthworks in the Amazon, housing up to 3 million people — and collapsed at the same time as the Maya.

A new study finds that fine dust from the Chicxulub asteroid impact intensified heat and triggered global wildfires, playing a key role in the dinosaur extinction 66 million years ago.

The incredible longevity of the 2,000-year-old Huashan rock art in China survived millennia of harsh weather has been explained by the incorporation of blood in the mix!

Archaeologists in Kazakhstan have discovered a remarkably preserved medieval wagon-mounted dwelling from the Kimak Khaganate, revealing rare evidence of nomadic life, technology, and elite culture on the Eurasian steppe.

New research reveals Haughey's Fort in Northern Ireland was a Bronze Age center of political power, bronze production, and ritual activity nearly 3,000 years ago.

A master blacksmith recreated the legendary Ulfberht Viking sword using traditional techniques, revealing why these remarkably advanced medieval weapons remain one of archaeology's greatest metallurgical mysteries.

New research on 1.4-million-year-old footprints from Lake Turkana, Kenya, reveals Paranthropus boisei was as tall as modern humans and traveled in all-male groups.

Analysis of over 10,000 animal bones from the Roman fort of Diana-Karataš reveals how soldiers increasingly relied on hunting and fishing as life changed along the Danube frontier.

A 1,300-year-old Muroma cemetery in Russia reveals a teenage girl's grave with a silver plaque, possibly symbolizing a door to the afterlife.