The ministry of antiquities said the discovery of the tomb of Thutmose II, whose wife, Hatshepsut, took the throne after his ...

The Anthropology department at Edmonds College is hosting two free open houses for the public on Friday, Feb. 28, and Friday, ...

Archeologists Stumble on a Kuwaiti Island That Housed Humans 2,300 Years Ago With Surplus of Natural Resources A recent ...

The top six archaeological findings across China in 2024 were announced at Wednesday's annual archaeology forum hosted by the ...

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More than 30 events will celebrate Arkansas Archeology Month with archeologists, historians and state park interpreters across Arkansas. Celebrate Archeology Day on March 1 will be at the U of A ...

The Freedom and Slavery Working Group will use a TRAC grant to continue our multi-disciplinary project investigating slavery and its legacies in the present, while integrating our research with ...

Remains of a civic basilica give archaeologists clues to what the original layout of Roman London looked like.

Located in northwestern Tulsa, Okla., the neighborhood was alive with Black political and economic power during the early ...

Whether through agricultural practices, deforestation, or urbanization, how modern humans use land has had an unprecedented ...

Indy-ology program offers high school students a hands-on youth archaeology experience, engaging them in STEM fields and ...

Through her thought-provoking practice, New York-based artist Prune Nourry challenges perceptions of femininity, the sacred and the body’s resilience, as seen in her new exhibition in Paris.