Stories: This Month

Archaeologists Uncover 50,000 Years of History at Juukan Gorge

Australia's Oldest Underwater Archaeology Reveals Ancient Life in a Lost Landscape

Forensic Re-Examination of Royal Burials Points to Human Sacrifice in First Dynasty Egypt

Possible Fatal Wound Identified in Neanderthal Bone From Iraqi Kurdistan

World's Oldest Shipwreck Discovered in the Mediterranean Off Turkey

Bering Land Bridge Base Camp Reveals Life Nearly 14,000 Years Ago

Cave Paintings May Have Been Part of Mesoamerican Writing System

Egypt Uncovers Fragments of Two Colossal Ramesses II Statues in the Nile Delta

184-Tablet Hittite Royal Archive Unearthed at Kayalıpınar in Central Türkiye

Wood Artifacts From Spain's Abric Romaní Show Neanderthals Were Skilled Woodworkers

Syrian-Italian Mission Uncovers 4,000-Year-Old Remains Near Ancient Ugarit

New Research Reveals Clearer Timeline for Early Maori Settlement

Ancient Carving May Represent Nubian King

Lead Isotopes Trace Malawi's Copper Ingot Hoard to Congo's Kipushi Mine

Ancient DNA Raises Questions About Settler-Indigenous Relations in Colonial New France

Ancient Volcanic Eruption Brought Population Collapse and Coastal Growth to Japan

Ancient Cypriots May Have Burned Funeral Bouquets

Review of DNA and Archaeological Evidence Narrows Window for First Americans

Decorated Tampa Bay Pottery Was Made by Migrant Mississippian Craftspeople, Study Finds

Digital Reconstruction Gives a 3,000-Year-Old Ecuadorian Man His Face Back

Early South Korean Gunpowder Weapon Identified

Did Early Americans Reuse Spearpoints?

Butchered Bones in Chile Dated to 13,000 Years Ago

Egypt's Fayoum Mummy Portraits to Travel Abroad for First Time After Restoration