Researchers have discovered the first Phoenician wine press in Lebanon and its unique design emphasizes the importance of this ancient beverage.

Around the time of Jesus Christ in the countryside outside the ancient Galilean city of Hippos-Sussita, adherents of

A 110,000-year-old find at Tinshemet Cave reveals Neanderthal and Homo sapiens cooperation, sharing tools, culture, and burial practices in Israel.

Experts have revealed the Calusa people used ‘watercourts’ to store fish supplies, which helped build their empire, dispelling views about agriculture and complex societies.

Discover the mystery of the Piri Reis map. New research reveals a mosaic of accuracy that defies 16th-century technology and links to lost charts of Columbus.

What were neolithic monuments like Warwickshire’s Rollright Stones built for? Many believe Rollright harnesses an ancient energy field that leaves visitors invigorated.

The cliffs of Mount Athos have been home to a community of monks for 12 centuries. Their way of life has barely changed, living lives of worship and self-sufficiency.

Researchers working in Callao Cave in the Philippines claim to have found a new human species to add to the history of human evolution.

The annual meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists held at the end of March in Cleveland, Ohio, was eagerly awaited by those with an interest in human origins as it would be here that Bence Viola, a Canadian paleoanthropologist with the University of Toronto, would reveal details of the discovery of the first ever fragment of a Denisovan skull.

Archaeologists in China's Shaanxi Province uncovered Western Zhou tombs with deliberately broken bronze weapons, revealing the ancient philosophy that stopping war is true valor.