Scientists have been given a rare glimpse into Neolithic social life from a prehistoric cemetery in northern France, where ...

More than 100 volunteers have built a 20-foot high structure using the tools and techniques of Neolithic England.

Study of Europe’s largest Copper Age tomb finds widespread signs of respiratory illness and possible tuberculosis among ...

The oldest clues about home life are not always found in grand tombs, giant monuments, or rare tools. Sometimes they are hidden in ash, crushed shells, and thin layers of dirt under an ancient floor.

Chewing gum isn’t just a modern-day pastime; it holds clues to the ancient past. A fascinating study conducted by researchers from the University of Copenhagen sheds new light on Neolithic communities ...

However, groundbreaking ancient DNA analysis has revealed that these complex social structures were actually widespread in Central Europe more than 5,000 years ago. An international team of ...

SUFFOLK, ENGLAND—Oxford Cotswold Archaeology (OCA) is currently conducting one of the largest projects ever undertaken in the east of England at a site known as Sizewell C. According to the East ...

The ancient wonder’s appeal is down to its enduring sense of mystery, says operations manager Julia Richardson ...