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A NEW dog-sized dinosaur species that roamed the Earth 220 million years ago has been discovered.
The Maleriraptor kuttyi is thought to be one of the earliest killer dinosaurs in history.
Márcio L. Castro.The Maleriraptor kuttyi is tho…
ARCHAEOLOGISTS have unearthed ruins from a hidden ancient palace which housed popes for centuries before the Vatican was established.
The discoveries give a rare glimpse into the dangers faced by the papacy in Rome‘s medieval times.
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Human presence in high-altitude open areas during the Ice Age is not just a possibility, but a reality, Marta Sánchez de la Torre writes
British team says new study ‘radically transforms’ understanding of bronze age trade networksIn about 1300BC, the major civilisations of the eastern Mediterranean made a cultural and technological leap forward when they began using bronze much more wid…
A TOWERING mountain that rises suddenly from the flat Amazon rainforest is cloaked in mystery.
Cerro el Cono, the steep pyramid-shaped rock, stands tall and alone – leading locals to believe it was “built for the Gods”.
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‘Pilot gigs’ were crucial for islanders for centuries and 90 important sites housing the boats have been identifiedSwift, streamlined boats for centuries helped save lives and move people and goods around the treacherous waters of the Isles of Scilly.A…
A MYSTERIOUS giant pink door has been discovered inside a 4,400-year-old tomb, and it’s thought to lead directly to the underworld.
The entrance was found at the Saqqara Necropolis – an ancient cemetery full of pyramids and to…
Experts hope vessel’s old timbers and nails will help shed light on how boats were built during medieval periodArchaeologists excavating the site of a former fish market in Barcelona have uncovered the remains of a large medieval boat that was swallowe…
Study offers rare insight into human-animal combat during Roman empireBite marks from a lion on a man’s skeleton, excavated from a 1,800-year-old cemetery on the outskirts of York, provide the first physical evidence of human-animal combat in the Roman…
Study offers rare insight into human-animal combat during Roman empireBite marks from a lion on a man’s skeleton, excavated from a 1,800-year-old cemetery on the outskirts of York, provide the first physical evidence of human-animal combat in the Roman…