A late autumn/winter subterranean survey at Fort McNair has literally unearthed new findings, while answering but posing new questions regarding past historical structures and events that once ...

The grass and weeds at the former City Farm Jail in Newport News have grown tall and unruly. But walking around the less dense parts of the site — which contains waterlogged pits that archaeologists ...

A surprising discovery has been made behind an inconspicuous hole in a wall at the Academic Museum of Art in Bonn: a roughly 200-year-old cornerstone dating back to the building's construction. A lead ...

As Stephen Elliott reported last week for the Scene, the Cloud Hill Development and all potential redevelopment of the Greer Stadium portion of Fort Negley Park is off the table thanks to the results ...

The University of Georgia has released the final draft report on the human remains found during a recent construction project at UGA's Baldwin Hall. After builders unearthed the first grave in late ...

Australian Archaeology, the official publication of the Australian Archaeological Association Inc., is a refereed journal published since 1974. It accepts original articles in all fields of ...

When a hootenanny struck up 3,000—or 30,000—years ago, no recording engineer was there to capture what went down. Can anyone know, then, what ancient instruments like the aulos and carnyx really ...

"Being part of appendix to the report of the Minister of Education Ontario." Issue for 1923 has title: Thirty-fourth annual archaeological report 1923. Imprint varies. Issue for 1911 includes reports ...

In the arid mountains north of Lima, Peru, the remains of an ancient culture lie buried in various stages of excavation. It’s known as the Lauri Archaeological Site, and it was once home to the ...

A late autumn/winter subterranean survey at Fort McNair has literally unearthed new findings, while answering but posing new questions regarding past historical structures and events that once ...

A team of researchers led by the British Museum has unearthed the oldest known evidence of fire-making, dating back more than 400,000 years, in a field in Suffolk. The discovery shows humans were ...