The shipwreck of the late medieval Danish-Norwegian warship offers a unique look into the development of shipboard artillery in the late 15th century.

Across Egypt and beyond stone surfaces reveal machining marks so precise they raise questions about what tools ancient builders really had.

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Using an imaging system based on ultraviolet light, American students have made an intriguing discovery. They found French ...

ChatGPT shocked researchers by solving Plato’s ancient puzzle in a new way, showing reasoning-like behavior when guided with ...

Missouri State University archaeologists Daniel Pierce and Christopher Bodine are heading to Brazil to study ancient ...

The theory was that Anatolia, the region in which Ayvalık is situated, and Europe were linked during the last Ice Age, ...

Venturing into an Etruscan tomb once meant crawling through rubble, breathing dust, and crawling into rooms excavated more ...

Biblical archaeologists are using ancient texts and modern technology to uncover possible clues to one of Christianity's ...

A plan to genetically engineer a version of the dodo, a giant flightless bird that disappeared 400 years ago and became the ...

Heterostyly, a floral polymorphism where a species produces two or three distinct flower types with reciprocal arrangements ...

The cult behind these rocks likely revolved around water, supported by the stones’ fish-themed designs and placements near ...