The COVID-19 pandemic, and the economic recession it has fostered, loom large over Live Science’s archaeology predictions for 2021. While the development of vaccines is promising, it will be sometime ...

Welcome to the Art Angle, a podcast from Artnet News that delves into the places where the art world meets the real world, bringing each week’s biggest story down to earth. Join host Andrew Goldstein ...

Every year, we delve back through our coverage to find the most fascinating archaeological discoveries of the year, whether by a complete amateur, or as the result of years of careful study by a team ...

With the hopes of inspiring indigenous youth to pursue careers in archaeology, the Imperial Valley Desert Museum and Kumeyaay Education Council are hosting a virtual event on the region’s La Rumorosa ...

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The ancient American Indian cultures living in Ohio had access to a number of sources of high-quality flint, which they used to craft many of their most important kinds of tools, including spear ...

Note: This transcript was computer generated and edited by a volunteer. Dave Miller: From the Gert Boyle Studio at OPB, this is Think Out Loud. I’m Dave Miller. In 2012 Portland State University ...

After a difficult year, it would certainly be nice to find a stash of gold coins worth more than $300,000 in the walls of a house or a rare dish worth $1.7 million tucked away in a drawer. We’re often ...

The El Paso Museum of Archaeology will reopen June 24, city officials announced Wednesday. The COVID-19 pandemic forced the museum to close in March 2020, but under the advisement of the Department of ...

Got a child fascinated with dinosaurs, ancient cities or dreams of becoming an archaeologist? How about a day trip the entire family will enjoy? Michigan Archaeology Day will be returning to the ...

During the second millennium B.C., the Hittite kings relied on their control of staple crops to maintain their expanding empire in central Anatolia, where rainfall was unpredictable. At ...

As global temperatures rise, permafrost and glaciers are rapidly thawing and eroding, releasing ancient animal remains and human artifacts. Here are several items from the unfrozen past → An ivory owl ...