Archaeologists discovered 6,000-year-old flint tools beneath the Palace of Westminster that predate Stonehenge, along with medieval artifacts and Roman remains.

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For the ancient Romans, both rich and poor, their panoply of gods and robust mythology were part of everyday life. Images in a newly discovered tomb in the city of Giugliano, just outside Naples in ...

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Nearly 9,000 years ago, Mesolithic foragers living along the Danube gathered Cornelian cherries on the edges of a dense oak forest surrounding their settlement. They used cherry wood as kindling and ...

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Clues from archaeology, climate records, and genetics reveal the pressures Neanderthals faced during their final millennia. Changing environments, shrinking territories, and competition with expanding ...

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From an ancient sword in a lake to a tiny amulet hidden among thousands of stones in Israel, these priceless relics were uncovered not by trained archaeologists but by curious young children.

Back in February 2024, winter storms were battering the Scottish island of Sanday, but the destructive force of the winds inadvertently uncovered a curious piece of maritime history. After the storms ...