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This ancient fossil could rewrite the story of human origins
Score
70
· Coverage
1
ScienceDaily
Sahelanthropus
bipedalism
fossils
human origins
anatomy
New study rewrites the origins of the Macedonian kingdom
Score
45
· Coverage
1
Archaeology News Online Magazine
Macedon
Argead dynasty
chronology
ancient Greece
historiography
First ancient herpesvirus genomes document their deep relationship with humans
Score
60
· Coverage
1
Phys.org
ancient DNA
HHV-6
bioarchaeology
genomes
pathogens
The History Behind the Shoes in King Tutankhamun’s Tomb
Score
25
· Coverage
1
WWD
History
Behind
Shoes
King
Tutankhamun
Ancient Maya Civilizations Predicted Eclipses With Amazing Accuracy Using A Combo Of Math And Astrological Observations
Score
25
· Coverage
1
Twistedsifter.com
Ancient
Maya
Civilizations
Predicted
Eclipses
The Capture of Roman Emperor Valerian: Rome’s Greatest Humiliation - GreekReporter.com
Score
51
· Coverage
1
GreekReporter.com
Capture
Roman
Emperor
Valerian
Rome
The Temple of Akhmim and Ancient Egyptian Pyramids as Chemical Plants
Score
25
· Coverage
1
Jasoncolavito.com
Temple
Akhmim
Ancient
Egyptian
Pyramids
'More Neanderthal than human': How DNA from our long-lost ancestors affects our health today
Score
45
· Coverage
1
Live Science
Neanderthal
human
dna
our
long-lost
'Unexpected' Roman-era discoveries unearthed in biblical city mentioned in Book of Revelation
Score
25
· Coverage
1
Fox News
Unexpected
Roman-era
discoveries
unearthed
biblical
Oldest intentional cremation in Africa discovered: early funerary pyre in Malawi
Score
80
· Coverage
1
ScienceAlert
cremation
prehistoric ritual
Malawi
archaeology
World’s largest late medieval cog discovered sunken in the Øresund Strait
Score
60
· Coverage
1
Archaeology Magazine
medieval ship
cog
maritime archaeology
Denmark
Africa’s oldest cremation: 9,500-year-old pyre reveals Stone Age rituals in Malawi
Score
85
· Coverage
1
Archaeology Magazine
cremation pyre
hunter-gatherers
ritual
Malawi
Stone Age
Echoes of Andromeda: How governments, academic institutions and elites erased proof of pre-flood civilizations
Score
25
· Coverage
1
Naturalnews.com
Echoes
Andromeda
governments
academic
institutions
5 Dangerous Things That Were Once Considered Medicine—From Mummy Consumption to Milk Transfusions
Score
25
· Coverage
1
Mental Floss
Dangerous
Things
Considered
Medicine
Mummy
What were books like in ancient Greece and Rome?
Score
25
· Coverage
1
The Conversation Africa
books
like
ancient
Greece
Rome
After 96 Years, Archaeologists Finally Found the Missing Part of a Legendary Statue
Score
25
· Coverage
1
Popular Mechanics
Archaeologists
Finally
Missing
Part
Legendary
Did an exploding comet wipe out the mammoths?
Score
41
· Coverage
1
ScienceDaily
Pleistocene
mammoths
impact hypothesis
climate
prehistory
Roman workshops and necropolis shed light on ancient economy in Egypt
Score
65
· Coverage
1
GreekReporter
Roman workshops
necropolis
Egypt
Nile Delta
Archaeologists uncover 2,000-year-old workshops and Roman necropolis in Egypt’s western Nile Delta
Score
85
· Coverage
1
Archaeology Magazine
Roman necropolis
workshops
Nile Delta
Egypt
excavation
At Marseille’s MuCEM, an exhibition explores the sunken island of Ferdinandea
Score
30
· Coverage
1
Le Monde
museum exhibition
maritime heritage
Ferdinandea
MuCEM
Mediterranean
Mysterious prehistoric tomb rediscovered on the Isle of Bute
Score
60
· Coverage
1
HeritageDaily
prehistoric tomb
survey
Isle of Bute
Scotland
monument
1.5 million-year-old Homo erectus face reconstructed, complicating the picture of human evolution
Score
70
· Coverage
1
Live Science
Homo erectus
reconstruction
fossils
Afar
early Homo
Southwest Britain Supplied Tin That Gave Rise to the Mediterranean Bronze Age
Score
50
· Coverage
1
Archaeology Magazine (AIA)
Baltic amber
Bronze Age
trade
exchange networks
Europe
Celtic Gold Coins Found in Switzerland
Score
80
· Coverage
1
Archaeology Magazine (AIA)
Celtic coins
bog offering
gold stater
Arisdorf
Apollo
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