Could a London Subway Line Be Replaced by Moving Walkways?
An architecture firm proposes ditching trains for people movers on one London subway line.
An architecture firm proposes ditching trains for people movers on one London subway line.
It's like March Madness for archaeology nerds (check!).
Scientists have unearthed the largest cache of a single species of hominins ever discovered in Africa.
The artifacts range from a few hundred to several thousand years old
In a recent "experimental archaeology" project, archaeologists partied like it was the Stone Age.
A thousand years before Stonehenge, the Maltese were building some of the most epic monuments on the planet.
The Vikings appear to have made a killing selling walrus ivory on the European market.
A 14-inch tooth is the remnant of a prehistoric monster fish.
The salty fish sauce survived the centuries, and is still available for purchase today.
Jane Dieulafoy wasn't like most French women of the 19th century.
It has the ears of a lion and the mouth of a crocodile.
Inscriptions written on the walls of a cave in central China document seven major droughts over nearly 500 years.
Artist Bill Willers brings the mythical being to life—well, sort of.
A new analysis of intriguing rock art has archaeologists wondering whether they've found the earliest petroglyphs in Siberia.
As many as 1500 people may be buried in this ancient necropolis.
John Green lifts the veil on some of antiquity's greatest—and most mysterious—civilizations.
Israeli researchers say a band of hunter-gatherers began experimenting with plant cultivation some 23,000 years ago.
Genetic analysis of the ancestors of modern Native Americans supports the idea that there was one wave of migration from Siberia.
Take a look at the religious and cultural meaning behind the art and artifacts of ancient Egyptian tombs.
Early Israelites discovered chicken was delicious.
America didn't invent the notion of fast food. Easy, greasy fare has been around for thousands of years.
A bobkitten was found buried wearing a necklace in an ancient funeral mound in Illinois.
It was never wabbit season (or duck season) for the Neanderthals.