78,000-year cave record from East Africa shows early cultural innovations

Ancient Pict’s face reconstructed

Archaeologists uncover the skeleton of a medieval Christian pilgrim with leprosy

Chiapa de Corzo: Rise of a Zoque Capital in the Heart of Mesoamerica

Copper axe owned by Neolithic hunter Ötzi the Iceman came all the way from Tuscany

Critically endangered South American forests were man made

Diet of the ancient people of Rapa Nui shows adaptation and resilience, not ‘ecocide’

Easter Island not victim of ‘ecocide,’ analysis of remains shows

Fish accounted for surprisingly large part of the Stone Age diet

Genetic prehistory of Iberia differs from central and northern Europe

Holy Pleistocene, answer’s in bat cave

Hot Carbon: Carbon-14 and a Revolution in Science (John F. Marra, Columbia University Press, 2019)

Maya Dogs Were Traded Across Far-flung Territory, Study Shows

Ötzi’s Ancient Axe Is from Tuscany, Giving Firm Evidence of Neolithic Travel and Trade

Radiocarbon helps date ancient objects — but it’s not perfect

Revealed: Genetic Secrets of High-Ranked Warriors at a Medieval German Burial Site

Ruminations on food supply at the Roman fortress of Caerleon

Second Century Roman Watermill Not What Researchers Have Thought

Stone tools to skeletons: how to uncover an ancient object’s age

Straddling the Evolutionary Divide