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Archaeologists Just Unearthed an 11,000-Year-Old Statue That Could Hold New Clues About Civilization as We Know It
13+ hour, 52+ min ago (229+ words) Published on Sep. 12, 2026 The archaeologists hadn't seen this one before Now and then archaeologists make a find so unusual that it alters what we know about civilization. That’s the case with a 11,000-year-old statue recently discovered in Turkey. The statue…...
Deseret News archives: Lascaux ice caves — world’s oldest art gallery — discovered in 1940
12+ hour, 6+ min ago (12+ words) On this day in 1940, 17,000-year-old artwork was discovered in France...
Modern humans interbred with Neanderthals before they disappeared, and most people of non-African ancestry still carry roughly 1 to 4 percent Neanderthal DNA today — meaning part of the human population we once thought we simply replaced never actually vanished
1+ day, 22+ hour ago (104+ words) The fossil record suggested modern humans simply wiped out their evolutionary cousins, but genetic evidence now reveals a messier, more intimate history of coexistence and interbreeding....
In Spanish caves, archaeologists found evidence of cannibalism practiced thousands of years ago: skulls were made into bowls | УНН
2+ day, 6+ hour ago (297+ words) September 11, 2026 at 01:38 AM • 904 переглядiв Archaeologists have discovered evidence of cannibalism among Neolithic people in southern Spain, and in different communities it may have been associated both with violence and with ritual practices. Researchers analyzed about 1,000 human bones and teeth from…...
Scientific study sheds new light on human evolution
2+ day, 5+ hour ago (1114+ words) A new study shows that modern humans (Homo sapiens) inherited DNA from two previously unidentified extinct populations for which there is currently no known fossil evidence. The remarkable discovery was made possible by the ability of scientists to identify complete…...
Church's time capsule to stay buried, with location a mystery
2+ day, 2+ hour ago (691+ words) It's a Buyer's Market. Capitalise on the best opportunity in years. The opportunity to take a peek into life in Bungendore more than 150 years ago may have been lost, with a time capsule that would have allowed it unable to…...
I went into France's prehistoric caves. The world hasn't looked the same since
2+ day, 8+ hour ago (1800+ words) I expected ancient paintings. Instead, I found myself weeping in total darkness. A journey through seven caves became a search for what our ancestors knew about being human, and what we've forgotten Homo sapiens first entered this cave between 14,000 and…...
Archaeologists Discover 1,600-Year-Old Skeleton Hidden Inside Jar in Bulgaria, Surrounded by Ashes, Melted Glass, and Signs of Dramatic End in Ancient Roman City
2+ day, 9+ hour ago (513+ words) Remains dating back about 1,600 years were found inside a large ceramic jar in Deultum, an ancient Roman colony in Bulgaria, which may reveal the final moments of a man seeking shelter during an attack. Evidence found at the site suggests…...
Archaeologists Open a 40,000-Year-Sealed Cave and Discover One of the World'S Last Neanderthal Groups Inside
2+ day, 10+ hour ago (526+ words) For 40,000 years, no light or air entered this cave. A 13-meter chamber at the back of Vanguard Cave on the Rock of Gibraltar sat untouched for at least 40,000 years, its entrance buried under a collapse of sand. When archaeologists from…...
Denisovans Hunted Deer and Made Bone Tools for 120,000 Years in China: Nature Papers
2+ day, 11+ hour ago (563+ words) The tooth shapes were then cross-referenced against known Denisovan specimens from Siberia, Tibet, and Laos, and matched closely. "As soon as he saw a picture of the tooth, 'I immediately assumed that they were probably Denisovan,'" said Clément Zanolli, a…...