Archaeology/Human History
The head's structure may not explain as much about an animal's posture as long believed.
A bitter battle can wage over human remains before they rest in peace.
Mammoths died, and farmers domesticated pumpkins, squash, and gourds.
Skeletons reveal medieval people ingested lead from fancy pottery.
Middle East group was among first to begin agriculture, settlements, and catered funerals.
8,500-year-old skeleton at center of long-churning debate over the fate of human remains
Archaeologists report new findings about the Continental army’s winter of discontent.
Research shows how salt in the environment can destroy ancient buildings and art.
Police in Ferguson have used an ancient tactic.
What happens when the last person to speak a language dies?