World’s Oldest Man-made Wooden Structures Discovered In Africa
The structures date back half a million years.
Archaeology
How Many Plants Survived What Killed Off The Dinosaurs
Talk about flower power.
How The Need To Hunt Smaller Prey Drove Human Evolution
The team analyzed findings from nine prehistoric sites in South Africa, East Africa, Spain, and France.
Rare Roman Weapons Cache Uncovered In Judean Desert
A cache of weapons believed to have been hidden by Jews during their revolt against Romans two millennia ago has been uncovered
Experts Baffled By Ancient Trenches Uncovered In Jerusalem
Archeologists say the trenches cut into the bedrock appear to be designed for soaking large quantities of something
Scientists Recreate Scent Used To Mummify Pharaoh’s Wet Nurse
They used state-of-the-art technology to identify the ingredients of balms used in the mummification of the woman called Senetnay
Humans Almost Went Extinct Around 900,000 Years Ago
Scientists say this could have spelled the end for modern humans.
Israel Prize Laureate Amnon Ben-Tor Dies At 88
Amnon Ben-Tor, professor emeritus of archaeology at Hebrew University of Jerusalem and winner of 2019 Israel Prize, died on Aug
Integrity Of Megiddo Mosaic The Priority, Israel Antiquities Authority Says
Reports that Israel is considering lending an ancient Christian mosaic