Archaeology
4 articles
Archaeological Surveys: Why Transparency and Standards Matter
In many archaeological reports, the complete absence of information on survey effectiveness makes it impossible to truly evaluate claims about the presence, density, or character of ancient materials.
What Was the Impact of Controlled Fire on Early Human Evolution?
At the Barnham site in Suffolk, UK, archaeologists have unearthed definitive evidence of early humans creating and controlling fire, pushing back the known date of this transformative technology by ap
Rakhigarhi yields three ancient skeletons for DNA analysis
Three complete human skeletons, nearly 5,000 years old, have been transferred to a Kolkata laboratory, setting the stage for DNA analysis and facial reconstruction that could redefine India's ancient
How Scientific Methods in Underwater Archaeology Work
Deep beneath the waves, the Naval History and Heritage Command's Underwater Archaeology (UA) branch meticulously applies scientific research and excavation to uncover secrets of the past.