Archaeology

Researchers Find Some Of Largest Early Prehistoric Tools

These handaxes are so big it’s difficult to imagine how they could have been easily held and used.

The astonishing story had an equally astonishing ending. The post Bell from WWI battleship up for auction.

From Masada to the River of Caves, explore Israel's rich cultural and natural wonders recognized by UNESCO.

German Jewish architects fleeing the Nazis shaped the world's largest collection of Bauhaus-style buildings in Tel Aviv.

Archeological findings support claim that expansion occurred in 10th century BCE

Cut marks on a fossil leg bone suggest human relatives were eating each other, according to a new study.

Marks on La Roche-Cotard cave walls, at least 57,000 years old, identified as symbolic expression by Neanderthals

The phallus was an object of veneration and was given a magical-religious cult.

Named after the Beatles classic Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, 40 percent recovered.