Two types of technique for making microblade were recognized at ND3 site: the wedge-shaped core technique and the semi-conical core…
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A study by the University of Geneva using isotope geochemistry revealed that 14% of individuals buried 6,000 years ago at…
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Archaeologists have discovered thousands of stone artifacts and animal bones in Timor Island’s Laili rock shelter, leading to a reassessment…
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A study of medieval warrior monks at Zorita de los Canes castle revealed their high-society diet and violent deaths, including…
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A study by Tel Aviv University reveals the earliest use of Quina scrapers 400,000 years ago, reflecting a shift in…
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Genetic studies of prehistoric burial sites in Germany reveal that two princely burials were closely related, suggesting inherited political power…
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Camas flowers in the Willamette Valley in Oregon. Credit: Jon Boeckenstedt, Oregon State University. Researchers at Oregon State University have…
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Skull and mandible 236, dating from between 2687 and 2345 BCE, belonged to a male individual aged 30 to 35.…
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