New discovery about the custom of burial in the ice age
New archaeologists discovered the 11,500-year-old skeleton of two babies, hiding information about the burial custom of the last ice age in North America.
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New archaeologists discovered the 11,500-year-old skeleton of two babies, hiding information about the burial custom of the last ice age in North America.
The Greek Ministry of Culture said archaeologists in the country have found a skeleton, in a limestone sarcophagus of the third room in the mysterious tomb located in Am…
Researchers have recently discovered a diet rich in plants and meatless Roman gladiators.
At this grave, archaeologists discovered 42 children's remains and 76 llamas dating to about 600 years old.
According to The Moscow Times, archaeologists in Siberia have discovered the fossil skeleton of a mammoth.
According to archaeologists, the 29-week-old fetal body died from the mother using scary abortion methods.
The jaw of a 1000-year-old child was found on Australian beaches that matched the skull skeleton floating on this beach six years ago.
New researchers unearthed an area believed to be a grave
New archaeologists unearthed two skeletons dating to about 700 years, lying side by side and holding hands.
Modern Europeans originate from the three main ancient groups, not the two groups as previously assumed.
A new ancient burial site has been excavated in China's Xinjiang autonomous region, with more than 200 graves dating to about 4,000 years.
A Texas household was stunned to discover the almost complete fossil skeleton of a mammoth, dating to 60,000 years old.
Under a large stone, fossils of 24 dinosaur skeletons and a larger dinosaur skull were found.
A fairly complete 6,500 year old skeleton set found 85 years ago has been forgotten in the museum. When it was time to clean up the museum, people discovered it by chanc…
Researchers have just released a new thesis in the debate over the true identity of fossil human skeletons dating back to more than 18,000 years (called LB1).