Prehistoric Plague Could Have Caused a Population Collapse in Stone Age Europe
Plague victims buried in a shared grave at Ust’Ida, Lake Baikal. Credit: Vladimir Bazaliiskii Did a major epidemic…
Scientists Found Ancient Human DNA on Cave Walls for the First Time and It Could Rewrite the Story of Prehistoric Art
Cave art from Lascaux Cave, in the Dordogne region of France. It contains over 600 stunning parietal wall…
Oldest Wooden Tool May Be a 430,000-Year-Old “Stick” Found in Greece
Artist’s impression of a Stone Age hunter-gatherer manufacturing the oldest known wooden handheld tool. Credit: G. Prieto, K.…
Archaeological breakthrough contradicts the timeline of human civilization – Science – News
Archaeologists and historians have long been stumped by an unsolved mystery concerning the well-inhabited islands of Southeast Asia,…
‘Time just stopped’ — Scientists stumble upon 8,500-year-old world deep inside the sea
A lost city being called the Stone Age Atlantis, has been found deep in the ocean in Denmark’s…
Archeologists Recreate the Faces of Two Sisters Who Worked in a Prehistoric Mine 6,000 Years Ago
More than 6,000 years ago, two sisters lived, worked, and possibly died in one of Europe’s earliest known…