The new Neolithic flint mines of Spiennes
The United Nations Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized the new Stone Age Quarry of Spiennes of the Kingdom of Belgium as a Cultural Heritage…
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The United Nations Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized the new Stone Age Quarry of Spiennes of the Kingdom of Belgium as a Cultural Heritage…
On September 2, the Egyptian Antiquities Department announced that a delegation of Egyptian and French experts discovered one of the oldest villages in the country's Nil…
Korean archaeologists announced the discovery of 14 lead limestone fishing nets dating back about 29,000 years in the Maedun cave in eastern Jeongseon district, Gangwon…
Oxford University experts discovered 25 ancient stone skulls buried in the area of Stonehenge more than 5,000 years ago.
A Chinese farmer has just discovered an ivory fossil believed to be of the elephant that lived about 10,000 years ago, the China Post Office reported.
Until now, the scientific community noted the oldest grape wine traces found in the Zagros area of Iran in the year 5,400 -5,000 BC (about 7,000 years ago).
Many other tall remains are often found in ancient tombs excavated in Shandong, China.
Recently, a company in Russia has discovered consecutive blocks of amber formed from ancient times with beautiful colors.
The statue of an intact woman originating around 8,000–8,500 BC was found in Turkey.
Archaeologists find the oldest mysterious stone work in Scotland beneath the remains of a Neolithic landfill.
German scientists found a 7,000-year-old mass grave containing at least 26 adult and child skeletons with a broken skull and broken femur, evidence of a massacre at the…
Archaeologists in Denmark unearthed the stone age ax that still had wooden handles.
Sao Can Ty site is located next to Highway 4C (the road from Quan Ba district to Yen Minh, belongs to the Global Geopark of Dong Van Plateau).
The largest settlements in Europe during the Neolithic period were built by the Trypillian Cucuteni of Ukraine, Romania and Moldova.
Archaeologists said the ruins of a 4km-2 city discovered in Shaanxi Province, northwestern China are the largest city of this type in China during the Neolithic period.