Archaeology Herald https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Scientists analyze trace ingredients in ancient cooking vessels Home Backed artifacts show social connectedness of early humans Indigenous peoples sustainably shucked billions of oysters Footer Template – Default PRO Header Template – Default PRO Mittani Empire Bronze Age city resurfaces from the Tigris River Understanding how rivers change course Research helps return Maritime Silk Route ceramics Climate change reveals ancient artifacts found in melting ice Early cities found in the Amazon First human genome sequenced from Pompeii Research finally answers the Bronze Age daggers question Digital archaeology: Visualizing small objects, artifacts Hunter-gatherers lived in the open before building Stonehenge The List: Archaeology Societies, Charities, and Groups Study: Anglo-Saxon kings were vegetarian Why were the Pacific islands colonized? The List: World archaeology journals Skeletons reveal the history of British worm parasites Vegetation shaped global temperatures over last 10,000 years Stonehenge served as an ancient solar calendar Prehistoric parasites reveal Stonehenge feasting Ancient humans affected African island’s environment Ancient seascapes shaped European genetics Photogrammetric survey made of Church of the Holy Sepulchre Is Machu Picchu the right name? Roman history rescued from riverbed The harsh reality of legacy names Q&A: Dr. James Gerrard, Newcastle University Dr. Rebecca Flemming named University of Exeter chair What did the past smell like? Cardiff University project compares Black Death and modern pandemic Drought forced the Vikings from Greenland Durham University research project awarded ERC Consolidator Grant Predictive model assesses potential hunter-gatherer landscapes Melanie Giles book on bog bodies wins prize European mummies may be older than previously thought Research identifies genetic origins of the Avar elite ROM establishes curatorship for ancient Greece and Rome Excavation unearths 1500-year-old Roman mystery Analyzing peasant life in Roman Spain Iberian Neanderthal were dying before the arrival of Homo sapiens Ancient Rome’s emerald mines taken by 4th-Century nomads Maya ancestors came from the south Wil Roebroeks receives Gutenberg Research Award African population hub explains ancient East Asian lineages in Europe Venus of Willendorf material comes from northern Italy DNA reveals deep structure in sub-Saharan African foragers Radiation detectors help archaeologists find ancient buried stones, even dinosaur bones