Turkey unveiled dozens of new finds at a major archaeological site in southeast Turkey on Wednesday, giving fresh insight ...

"The main purpose was to bring people together. This design continued in later eras in the form of amphitheaters and odeons,” ...

"The main purpose was to bring people together. This design continued in later eras in the form of amphitheaters and odeons,” ...

Archaeologists uncovered a massive settlement near Motza — home to 2,000–3,000 people — dating back some 9,000 years and filled with houses, alleys and burial plots. This “Neolithic city” challenges ...

An unrelated species of small cat lived in human settlements thousands of years before domestic cats, say scientists.

Read the issue » The Stones of Stenness are part of one of Europe’s richest archeological landscapes—the legacy of a ...

ARCHAEOLOGISTS have hailed an “extraordinary discovery” on Orkney – but won’t reveal what it is yet. The dig team at the Ness ...

A Neolithic architectural structure resembling an amphitheater and believed to have been used for ritual gatherings has been uncovered at the Karahantepe archaeological site in southeastern Türkiye’s ...

Flint objects dating to 7500 BCE from Kharaysin appear to depict human bodies — not tools — and were buried alongside the dead in what seems to be an ancient funeral ritual. These eerie shapes may ...

A new archaeological project aims to shed light on how Neolithic rubbish could help understand how Europe's first farmers ...

If you’ve ever lived with a cat, you know they’re often an enigma. That said, scientists may have solved an enduring mystery about these lovable felines—with answers that could narrow down when cats ...

A new study has uncovered a direct genetic link between ancient practitioners of the Hanging Coffin burial tradition and the ...