In the frozen soils of North America, fragments of a long-lost world have been waiting. Fossilized tusks, teeth, and bones…
This 16th-Century Skull Was Mislabelled an ‘Inca Chief’—New Science Tells a Different Story
In the quiet storerooms of the Museum of Cantonal Archaeology and History of Lausanne, among shelves of artifacts and fragments…
Scientists Test Cream That Could Soften Old Scars—And It Actually Works
For many people, scars are not simply marks on the skin. They are constant reminders—etched into the body—of pain, trauma,…
Scientists Discover Tiny Brain Region That Fuels Alcohol Relapse—Even Against All Odds
Why does someone keep drinking alcohol even when it wrecks their health, strains relationships, and erodes well-being? For decades, scientists…
Back Pain Relief Without Pills? Acupuncture Could Be the Answer for Millions of Seniors
For millions of older Americans, waking up each morning brings not the comfort of a new day but the persistent…
The Shroud of Turin: Religion, Science, and Archaeology
Few relics in human history have stirred as much passion, controversy, and fascination as the Shroud of Turin. To some,…
The Mound Builders of North America: Lost Cultures Revealed
Across the wide plains, winding rivers, and dense forests of North America, mysterious earthen mounds rise from the landscape like…
Sacred Temples Discovered Around the World
Human history is not only a story of survival, invention, and conquest—it is also the story of reverence. Across continents…
How Archaeology Explains Ancient Rituals and Sacrifice
Every shovelful of earth that an archaeologist turns over is more than just soil—it is a page from humanity’s unwritten…
Religious Relics That Still Inspire Debate
Across the sweep of human history, objects have carried stories larger than themselves. A fragment of cloth, a shard of…
The Lost Tribes of Israel: Traces in Archaeology
Few mysteries from the ancient world have captured the human imagination quite like that of the Lost Tribes of Israel.…
Was There a Historical Exodus? Archaeological Insights
Few stories in human history have carried as much weight, meaning, and controversy as the Exodus—the biblical tale of the…
The Ark of the Covenant: Archaeology’s Greatest Holy Mystery
Few artifacts in human history stir the imagination as much as the Ark of the Covenant. Described in the Hebrew…
Ancient Jerusalem: Unearthing the City of Kings
Few cities in the world have inspired as much awe, reverence, and conflict as Jerusalem. To speak of ancient Jerusalem…
The Dead Sea Scrolls: What We’ve Learned So Far
In 1947, a young Bedouin shepherd searching for a lost goat in the arid cliffs of Qumran stumbled upon clay…
Searching for Noah’s Ark: Science or Myth?
Few stories from the ancient world have gripped the human imagination like the tale of Noah’s Ark. A man, warned…
Archaeological Evidence for Biblical Stories: What’s Real?
Few books have shaped human civilization as deeply as the Bible. Its stories echo across cultures, guiding faith, inspiring art,…
The First Farmers: Tracing Humanity’s Agricultural Revolution
Around twelve thousand years ago, something extraordinary began to unfold across scattered pockets of the Earth. After hundreds of thousands…
How Archaeology Tracks the Evolution of Language
Language is humanity’s greatest invention, and yet it was never invented in the way a tool or a machine is.…
Ice Age Discoveries That Rewrite Prehistory
Beneath the permafrost of Siberia, deep within the caves of Europe, and under the shifting glaciers of North America, the…
The Oldest Known Structures Built by Humans
Long before skyscrapers touched the clouds, before steel bridges spanned rivers, and before cities lit up the night sky, humanity…
Ancient Burial Sites: What They Reveal About Early Beliefs
Across deserts, forests, plains, and mountains, beneath layers of soil and stone, lie silent testimonies of human history: ancient burial…