Findings hint at first known matrilineal tribe documented in western European prehistory
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Findings hint at first known matrilineal tribe documented in western European prehistory
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Archaeologists have unravelled the “murder mystery” of a teenage girl buried 2,000 years ago at an Iron Age settlement in Dorset during filming of a new Channel 4 television series unearthing secrets from Britain’s past.
Findings overturn old stereotype of 'man the hunter'
Findings show clear signs of non-European ancestry of buried individuals with affinity to present-day groups living in…
Archaeologists have revealed the ‘long-lost’ story behind the famous Ketton mosaic
A forensic archaeologist is on the scene to determine the age of the remains
Novel techniques were used to unlock the secrets of the recently discovered Durrington pit circle
In a major breakthrough, scientists can now extract DNA from sediment instead of relying on bones
