archaeological discovery

Archaeologists discovered two exceptionally preserved wooden tools in Greece, estimated to be **430,000 years old**, making them the oldest wooden…

Two wooden artifacts discovered in Greece, dating back approximately 430,000 years, are the oldest known wooden tools, revealing early human…

Two corroded artifacts from Spain's Bronze Age Treasure of Villena, a bracelet and a hemisphere, have been identified as being…

Archaeologists in Malawi have discovered Africa's oldest known cremation pyre, dating back about 9,500 years, challenging previous assumptions about early…

Archaeologists discovered Oldowan stone tools in Kenya dating back 2.75 million years, representing the earliest known sharp-edged technology used by…

The search for Cleopatra and Mark Antony's tomb has shifted from Alexandria to the Taposiris Magna temple complex, fueled by…

Neolithic communities in northeastern France engaged in ritualized warfare, taking body parts as trophies from foreign invaders, indicating complex social…