Archeology | Vintage News
Archaeologists uncover world’s largest child-sacrifice site in coastal Peru
A 16th-century fortified Scottish castle was invaded and ransacked by a tiny masked marauder—a badger
Scotland’s Isle of Skye reveals landmark dinosaur footprints dated to the Middle Jurassic era
The Egtved Girl, found in Denmark in 1921, was a true Bronze Age traveler of high status, with a sense of fashion too
An invitation to a 100 A.D. birthday party is among the Vindolanda tablets, oldest surviving Roman handwritten documents in Britain
A trove of silver and other treasures linked to Danish king Harald Bluetooth uncovered by a 13-year-old with a metal detector
The life of King Tut’s wife is filled with mystery, but archaeologists might be close to finding her grave and getting answers about her unusual marriages
Greetings! The high five and the fist bump are 20th century, but the first handshake dates to 5th century B.C. Greece, as way to prove you were weapon free
Mystery solved on the resting place of the prolific Ming Dynasty poet and playwright known as the “Chinese Shakespeare”
The fork was favored in Italy before any other European country because of pasta passion
