A Quantum Microscope Can Show Us How Neanderthals Tended Their Fires

A Quantum Microscope Can Show Us How Neanderthals Tended Their Fires
More than 1,100 years old: Germany’s oldest tree discovered
Archaeologists in Egypt have uncovered an ancient settlement dating back to the Second Intermediate Period, an era that has long figured in scholarly debates over the historical setting of the biblical Exodus.
8,800-Year-Old Settlement on Aegean Island Imbros Reveals Early Architecture Before the Minoans
Different flint, same toolmaking strategy: How Neanderthals adjusted their effort to get the same razor-sharp results
Fossil footprints reveal that an ancient human relative was larger than previously thought and traveled in groups 1.4 million years ago
Tiny Mammoth-Bone Bird Carvings from the Ice Age: Smallest Known Sculptures Found in German Cave
Two Large Roman Ceramic Kilns Discovered in Ancient Pannonia in Austria, and Archaeologists Believe There Are 100 More Underground
This ancient rock shelter in Spain preserves the story of how people moved from hunting to farming around 8,000 years ago
Unearthing of megalithic tomb hints at the ‘complexity’ of early Neolithic Irish farmers
In Elazığ, a 5,000-year-old temple area, altars, and sacred hearths were discovered during archaeological excavations.
These Mountain Lakes Should Never Have Had Trout. New Evidence Points to Prehistoric Humans
Scientists discover what kept ancient campfires burning for generations
Legend Meets Archaeology at Scotland's Enigmatic Witch's Grave
Land Use Practices of Neolithic Monument Builders Evaluated
'Patchwork families' existed more than 5,000 years ago, Neolithic DNA reveals
All across Scotland, neolithic stone balls have been found with specific designs and bumps on them that have perplexed archeologists for decades.
New Research Says Humans Discovered Fire 350,000 Years Earlier Than Previously Thought
'Amazing' work by late artist, John Piper, goes on display
One of his early collages was of the neolithic site at Avebury, a stone circle thought to be older than Stonehenge.
England Grants 5,000-Year-Old Dudderhouse Hill Long Cairn Protected Status