11,000-year-old Turkish town about to be submerged forever ~humanities.history Article 1454 words 11 votes
Britain's equivalent to Tutankhamun found in Southend-on-Sea ~humanities.history Article published May 8 2019 7 votes
'It could change everything': Coin found off northern Australia may be from pre-1400 Africa ~humanities.history Article 1462 words 10 votes
Irving Finkel | The Ark Before Noah: A Great Adventure ~humanities.history Video 58:19, published Jul 20 2016 7 votes
Long-lost shipwreck found off Victorian coast, seventy-seven years after being torpedoed by Japanese submarine in WWII ~humanities.history Article 565 words 4 votes
The general was female? ASU professor, colleague uncover 200-year-old mystery from the American Revolution ~humanities.history Article 1852 words 10 votes
The imitation game: Some of the most beloved objects in Washington museums are not as authentic as visitors might assume ~humanities.history Article 3313 words, published Feb 27 2019 3 votes
Maya ritual cave ‘untouched’ for 1,000 years stuns archaeologists ~humanities.history Article 1079 words 6 votes
There’s new evidence for what happened to people who survived Vesuvius ~humanities.history Article 1163 words 8 votes
The Metropolitan Museum will return prized gilded coffin after learning it was stolen archaeology Article 600 words 5 votes
How the Latin East contributed to a unique cultural world ~humanities.history Article 1377 words, published Jan 9 2019 4 votes
Untouched 4,400-year-old tomb discovered at Saqqara, Egypt ~humanities.history Article 378 words 22 votes
A 4,000-year old tale of trade and contraband ~humanities.history Video 7:55, published Mar 26 2018 3 votes
Archaeologists have just unearthed an inscription in Pompeii that suggests the Ancient Roman city might have been destroyed a full two months later than previously thought. ~humanities.history Article 457 words 10 votes
Underwater archaeologists may have discovered the oldest known shipwreck in Lake Erie ~humanities.history Article 1587 words 6 votes
Dirty dishes reveal what ancient civilizations ate. Food scraps on 8,000-year-old ceramic shards found in Turkey include barley, wheat, peas, and bitter vetch. ~humanities.history Article 1114 words 12 votes
Earliest known drawing found on rock in South African cave. Researchers believe the pattern on the fragment of rock is 73,000 years old, but are perplexed as to what it might represent archaeology anthropology Article 6 votes
1600s Native American fort is one of the most important Northeast finds ~humanities.history Article 690 words, published Aug 29 2018 4 votes
Looted Iraqi antiquities return home after UK experts crack cold case archaeology Article 867 words 3 votes
Walrus bones provide clues to fate of lost Viking colony ~humanities.history Article 683 words 4 votes
Earliest version of our alphabet possibly discovered ~humanities.languages Article 976 words, published May 16 2018 6 votes
Drone reveals massive Stonehenge-like circular monument in Ireland ~humanities.history Article 942 words, published Jul 19 2018 2 votes
Coin found off Arnhem Land coast could be among Australia's oldest foreign artefacts ~humanities.history Article 613 words, published Jul 9 2018 2 votes
Archaeologists and astronomers solve the mystery of Chile's Stonehenge ~humanities.history Article 673 words 7 votes
Crop circle reveals ancient ‘henge’ monument buried in Ireland ~humanities.history Article 473 words 8 votes