Are These the Oldest Petroglyphs in Siberia?
A new analysis of intriguing rock art has archaeologists wondering whether they've found the earliest petroglyphs in Siberia.
A new analysis of intriguing rock art has archaeologists wondering whether they've found the earliest petroglyphs in Siberia.
As many as 1500 people may be buried in this ancient necropolis.
John Green lifts the veil on some of antiquity's greatest—and most mysterious—civilizations.
Genetic analysis of the ancestors of modern Native Americans supports the idea that there was one wave of migration from Siberia.
Take a look at the religious and cultural meaning behind the art and artifacts of ancient Egyptian tombs.
America didn't invent the notion of fast food. Easy, greasy fare has been around for thousands of years.
A bobkitten was found buried wearing a necklace in an ancient funeral mound in Illinois.
He was up to 10 percent Neanderthal.
Scientists have cracked the genome of a man who died in the Pacific Northwest 8500 years ago—and his descendants still live nearby.
These eight fossils have been displayed as “evidence” of imaginary beasts like unicorns, dragons, and sea monsters.
Questions regarding who had the right to dive to depths of over 12,000 feet and retrieve artifacts—or even the 'Titanic' itself—were the subject of public, ethical, and legal debate. Could anyone actually own the remains of the most infamous ocean liner i
When a presidential candidate says adults in America are suffering from a "fun deficit," you know it's time to take the issue seriously. The following 20 camps are alternative ways to spend your allotted vacation time.
The details of this story are a little unclear as the three conservators, all of whom only agreed to speak on the condition of anonymity, gave conflicting reports. But here's the general gist of it...
All it took to locate the bones of Richard III was 500 years, a psychic vision, and a grassroots movement.