Archeology | Vintage News
Hunters find a 1,200-year-old Viking sword in remarkably good condition
City of Caves: The hidden world of man-made caves beneath the streets of Nottingham
Forensic experts discovery: Secrets of 2,000-year-old Egyptian ‘mummy paintings’ revealed
The perfect pets: An ancient-DNA study shows how cats domesticated themselves
A dazzling tiny dinosaur, its fossil discovered in China, may have had rainbow-colored feathers adorning its head and neck
Aboriginal Australian archaeology findings prompt rethinking of the “Out of Africa” theory
The Aztec macuahuitl, a sword with obsidian blades, was sharp enough to decapitate a horse
Fossil of a Beetle Inside a Lizard Inside a Snake – Ancient Food Chain on Display
A breakthrough study suggests that rats weren’t to blame for the plague pandemic during the 14th century
Archaeologists come across “first evidence” of Julius Caesar’s invasion of Britain in Kent, a location never considered before
