The ruins of a prehistoric skyscraper ... via Sardinian trading hubs and several subsidiary hubs in Portugal or south-west Spain (potentially including Huelva, around 100 miles north-west of ...

Our ancestors’ ability to recognize water sources was crucial to their survival. As a result, the attraction to lustrous materials is deeply rooted in our evolutionary history and is evident among ...

Imagine wandering through the blazing, sun-baked stretches of the American Southwest, where life seems impossible, yet the ...

Eventually many of these prehistoric skyscrapers were expanded to become vast ... to Britain via Sardinian trading hubs and several subsidiary hubs in Portugal or south-west Spain (potentially ...

All of that time, they tried hard to ignore the prehistoric Indian ruins that ... why farming rather suddenly halted across much of the Southwest seven centuries ago, prompting tribes to abandon ...

The ongoing megadrought in the American Southwest has exposed sections of the Colorado River basin that have been underwater for decades, revealing a remarkable collection of prehistoric animal ...

The unassuming exterior of Big Nate’s might fool you, but barbecue wisdom teaches us: the humbler the building, the better the brisket. Photo Credit: Rob W You know how sometimes the most unassuming ...

A study by Dr. Matthew S. Taylor, published in the Journal of Osteoarchaeology, reports on the reanalysis of modified human bones discovered at several prehistoric South Texas archaeological sites.

Ivory doesn’t hold up as well against weathering as bone, making it a less suitable material for toolmaking, researchers said. It also breaks into smaller pieces, making it harder to use with any deal ...

The greatest prehistoric show on Earth is heading to West Lothian later this year. RED Entertainment is thrilled to announce Dinosaur Adventure Live is back with its third chapter touring across the ...

A mysterious group of prehistoric hunter-gatherers who once inhabited the southern Texas coast may have created music in a hauntingly unconventional way—by transforming human bones into instruments.