Home - Science - Archaeologists finally found graves at Göbekli Tepe after decades of digging, and they suggest many of the 928 human bone fragments scattered among its giant pillars may have slid downhill with the soil Archaeologists at Göbekli Tepe, the Stone…
GK Today - Ancient rock carving depicting a hunter and a dog found near Gingee A rock carving depicting a hunter and a dog was found at Pennagar village near Gingee in Villupuram district, Tamil Nadu, during a field study by…
The discoveries are forcing researchers to reconsider the history of a site previously associated primarily with the Goths and early medieval Slavs. Gródek, in the Hrubieszów Basin close to Poland’s present-day border with Ukraine, continues to surprise archaeologists. One of…
Stone axes and chisels discovered in southern Russia may be the oldest known Acheulean tools in Eastern Europe outside the Caucasus, according to the website “Heritage Daily.” Archaeologists have tentatively dated the finds from the Khryashchi site, near the Seversky…
Previous research by the Oued Beht Archaeological Project had already brought to light what is likely the earliest and largest agricultural complex ever discovered in Africa outside the Nile Valley. It dates to around 5,400 to 4,900 years ago. New excavations carried…
A Czech man found a stone in his garden in 2007; archaeologists later identified it as a 3,350-year-old B The Times of India
Updated - October 27, 2026 06:15 pm IST - Salem Over 30 grinding grooves that could date back to the Neolithic age have been found by a group of archaeologists during field surveys in Salem district recently. Independent researchers Bharath Krishnamoorthy, Pragatheeswaran and Thilagarajan have found…
Additional ring ditches have been discovered at the Hunn burial ground in eastern Norway with ground-penetrating radar, according to a Science Norway report. Standing stone circles are known to have stood in the South Field some 2,000 years ago. The newly…
Fragments of ancient stone tools found within a cave in the Armenian Highlands have revealed new insight into the complex nomadic lifestyles of Middle Paleolithic hunter-gatherers, according to a recent study. The study was conducted by a team of international…
Archaeologists have put a firm date on a type of stone tomb long seen across the Sahara but rarely studied. A team from the University of Girona and the Sahrawi Ministry of Culture excavated one in northern Western Sahara. The…
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