AN archaeology student has discovered what is thought may be a rare carving of a Pict’s face while volunteering on a dig ...

Recently discovered stone tools in Turkey suggest the presence of a bygone landmass that early humans may have used to cross ...

An archaeology student has discovered what is thought may be a rare carving of a Pict’s face while volunteering on a dig.

Continuous landmasses, now submerged, may have made it possible for early humans to cross between present-day Turkey and ...

With its two eyes, nose and hairline, the carving alludes to the people of East Lomond in Fife around 1,500 years ago.

The affidavit follows the top court’s clearance of the structure from illegal occupation by the Defence Colony Residents ...

Long rumored to be on the floor of the lake but never seen, the schooner had eluded divers and taunted storytellers for ...

On Sept 16 cleaning staff found the geology and mineralogy gallery breached. It is now closed. Investigators say the gang used angle grinders and a blowtorch to cut through armored glass.

Jodie Allan made the finding while digging in Fife, Scotland. It’s more evidence that the area ‘was an important Pictish settlement’, her professor says ...

Huqoq near the Sea of Galilee show Jews used subterranean hideaways during the little-known Gallus Revolt of 351 CE ...

Dated to about 108 million years ago, the fossil preserves roughly 90 percent of the skeleton, including the first pachycephalosaur hand and stomach stones.

Archaeologists discovered a curated collection of 29 blades and points, arranged in such a way that researchers believe they ...