Israel explores an ancient settlement dating back 10,000 years
This is a permanent settlement because most of the buildings found have undergone many stages of construction and repair.
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This is a permanent settlement because most of the buildings found have undergone many stages of construction and repair.
The excavation results show that the stratum of Con Moong cave is 9.5m thick, consists of 10 different structural layers, found working tools, animal bones, mollusc shel…
A carved stone is found in the Bronze Age tomb in Ukraine dating back more than 3,000 years.
The time when these two groups coexist together lasts about 2,000 years, longer than previously thought.
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 village of Piska Nagr in India is stirring by a stone carved with ancient footprints and a picture of a mysterious flying object.
Dr. Chung told PV that these were drawings of prehistoric people, expressed in a real way during the ceremony with the dancing of the people dressed as beasts with two l…
Researchers from the University of Liverpool, UK, conducted brain activity tests of 10 stone tool production experts. Participants were asked to perform a tool-making ex…
In the rocky mountains of Gongxian, Sichuan, China has a graveyard formed on vertical cliffs, where wooden coffins are hung in the air with 2-3 wooden bars.
British experts have discovered that the time to move from scattered land to becoming a nation of rulers in Egypt is faster than expected.
The largest settlements in Europe during the Neolithic period were built by the Trypillian Cucuteni of Ukraine, Romania and Moldova.
Despite being a minority, Alawite Muslims dominate politics for decades, President Bashar al-Assad is among them.
Rare evidence suggests that humans lived in the Thames (England), 9,000 years ago, discovered by archaeologists in the Crossrail project.
Scientists have discovered the oldest rock carvings in North America dating back at least 10,000 years and are trying to decode them.
A group of archaeologists from the University of Leicester (UK) announced on July 29 that they unearthed a double coffin in a car park in central England.