Far below the Nullarbor Plain in Australia lies an extraordinary gallery of rock art. Exploration and research in Koonalda Cave has revealed…
Australian archaeologists excavate one of South-East Asia's oldest canoes…
30,000 year old flutes discovered in Swabian Jura…
Worlds last breed of truly wild horse reintroduced to Mongolian Slopes…
Debate surrounding Homo Floresiensis…
The preservation of Argentine fossilised footprints…
Richard Hodges travels to the 'armpit of Tuscany' to give us his inimitable perspective on its archaeology…
Oliver Stone’s new epic Alexander has hit the headlines. The New York Post has labelled it ‘Alexander the Gay’, and US Christians…
‘On a cold day in 1958’ writes Michael Balter ‘the history of archaeology, and of our understanding of our own origins, was…
The Temple of Jerusalem is one of the most important non-existing buildings in the world. Just what was it and why was…
Two quarries in Egypt's eastern desert supplied much of the best building material for Imperial Rome…
A report on the shock discovery of a new minature species of human, homo floresiensis, who lived on the island of Flores…
The discovery of the tomb of King Muryong…