The power center of the Calusa was an impressive building on an artificial elevation, which is said to have accommodated 2000 people. (Image: Merald...
The German Atlantic Expedition began in 1925 with the research ship "Meteor". (Image: DSM)
The German Atlantic Expedition in the 1920s was a milestone in...
The approximately 6.2 mm long and 0.5 mm wide cord fragment in a close-up. (Image: C2RMF)
Ropes and ropes were already integral parts of Neanderthal...
The flood savannah in the lowlands of Bolivia is littered with small forest islands. (Image: Umberto Lombardo)
Researchers report that thousands of forest islands in...
Homo-erectus skull from Drimolen. (Image: Therese van Wyk / University of Johannesburg)
Where and when our ancestor Homo erectus developed has so far been controversial....
The results are based on the reconstruction of fossil skulls from Australopithecus afarensis. (Image: Philipp Gunz, CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/deed.de)
News from "Lucy" and Co:...
The world's oldest daily newspaper, which still exists today, has been published since 1703: Viennaerian diarium - today's Wiener Zeitung. Now you can do...
Portrait of Matilda McCrear (Image: Newcastle University / Crear Family)
In 1860 the last slave ship landed in the United States. On board was Matilda...
This rock drawing puzzles archaeologists. (Image: Dr. Mohammad Naserifard)
A strange shaped body with six limbs - what is that supposed to represent? Archaeologists have...
There may be discrepancies in radiocarbon dating of Egyptian mummies. (Image: webking / iStock)
The age determination of archaeological finds using radiocarbon dating could be...
Donkeys were not just pack animals in imperial China. (George-Standen / iStock)
Donkeys as grave goods: Finds from the 9th century AD prove that noble...
Ceramic figure of a ball player, found in Etlatongo. (Image: Blomster and Salazar Chavez, Science Advances 2020; 6: eaay6964)
The ritual ball games and ball...
Hunters and gatherers from ecologically diverse regions of southern Africa exchanged ostrich egg pearls as symbolic gifts in the Stone Age. (Image: Brian A....
How objective are Wikipedia entries on historical conflicts? (Image: brightstars / iStock)
Wikipedia has long become one of the most important sources of information on...
Newly discovered Homo-erectus skull (DAN5) (Image: Michael J. Rogers / Southern Connecticut State University)
Homo erectus has shaped the history of our ancestors for almost...
The Mongols were notorious for their powerful equestrian armies. (Image: Traditional Historical Show, Credit: Dmitry_Chulov / iStok)
Was their strength based only on meat and...