Chukotka: 31 new petroglyphs discovered on the Arctic cliffs of the Pegtymel
Roped up like mountaineers, Russian archaeologists found thirty-one unknown engraved surfaces along the Pegtymel in August 2026, Asia's onl…
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Roped up like mountaineers, Russian archaeologists found thirty-one unknown engraved surfaces along the Pegtymel in August 2026, Asia's onl…
Read →A study published in Science Advances reveals that hunter-gatherers in Sulawesi, Indonesia, were consuming betel nut 25,000 years ago. Arec…
Read →A comparative genomics study in Science Advances reveals that the Jomon, a prehistoric culture of the Japanese archipelago, developed cold …
Read →New cosmogenic nuclide burial dating places thé Yunxian fossil skulls (Hubei, China) at 1.77 million years, some 700,000 years older than p…
Read →Archaeologists from Freie Universität Berlin have dated the Amnya site in western Siberia to more than 8,000 years old. These fortification…
Read →Genomic analyses of the domestic silkworm and archaeological discoveries in China show that silk production dates back at least 7,500 years…
Read →In Liang Metanduno cave on the Indonesian island of Muna, a negative hand stencil with claw-like fingers has been dated to at least 67,800 …
Read →A giant skull from China, a mandible from thé Tibetan plateau, and a novel epigenetic method: how scientists reconstructed thé face of our …
Read →A University of York study published in Antiquity shows that Mohenjo-daro, the largest city of the Indus Civilisation, became more egalitar…
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