Exploration goes beyond the pursuit of knowledge
Eight infant skeletons found beside Çatalhöyük’s “House of the Dead” are raising new questions about how the Neolithic community treated its youngest dead. Preliminary examination…
Archaeologists working in northern Malawi have identified what is now considered Africa’s oldest known intentional human cremation, dating to around 9,500 years ago. The discovery,…
In the heart of central Turkey, the ancient settlement of Çatalhöyük—one of the world’s earliest known urban centers—is once again rewriting what we know about…
A routine infrastructure project in Lower Saxony has led to a major archaeological breakthrough: nearly 3,000-year-old Bronze Age cremation urns have been unearthed in remarkably…
