Some 400 years ago, a member of the Indigenous Potano-Timucua tribe scooped up some clay and carefully molded it into a ...
Eight grass-woven sandal remnants tossed into a trash heap over 2,000 years ago are new treasured finds for a team of ...
Archaeologists excavating a site in southwestern Kenya have uncovered stone tools dating back an estimated 3 million years.
A retiree with a metal detector stumbled onto a massive hoard of gold, silver, and bronze coins. The hammer eventually ...
Basalt seemingly held special importance at GBY, particularly for producing large cutting tools like handaxes and cleavers.
Archaeologists have discovered numerous tools left behind by prehistoric civilizations. Most of these finds are made of stone ...
More than 25 years ago, a group of history lovers in quiet forest of France's Burgundy region decided to build a brand-new ...
In Wesleyan Library’s Unique Collections, material signatures of history abound. They offer students and researchers alike ...
A prehistoric cave found near Foreidis in northern Israel offers a rare glimpse of a little-known phase of human evolution. Sealed for hundreds of thousands of years, it preserves tools, animal bones ...
Deep beneath the landscape of Israel, researchers have uncovered what feels almost like a time capsule from Earth’s distant past — a cave that remained sealed and untouched for roughly 400,000 years.
Archaeologists in Peru recently uncovered an unusual find: freeze-dried potatoes that date back centuries before the United States was even founded. The potatoes, known as chuño, were found at the ...
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