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Neve was first discovered in the Arma Veirana cave in the Ligurian pre-Alps back in 2017, and then excavated the following year by experts led from the University of Colorado, Denver.

A series of incredible archaeological finds and amazing scientific breakthroughs has completely reshaped our understanding of Scotland’s earliest…

Ancient civilizations were the first drinkers. Learn more about their drinking vessels were used, created and identified throughout history.

The awl, a small pointed tool for piercing holes, was found at the same site as a pendant of mammoth ivory, which dates from the same era.

Upon their dispersals in Central and Western Europe by around 42,000 years ago, groups of Homo sapiens started to manipulate mammoth tusks for the

Upon their dispersals in Central and Western Europe by around 42,000 years ago, groups of Homo sapiens started to manipulate mammoth tusks for the

Part One By Dr Alex Menez In my reportage of the Calpe Conference last year I wrote about how restrictions during the Covid-19 pandemic had limited the number of people that attended. Of how difficult it had been to meet and greet friends and ...

<strong>The long read:</strong> Archaeological discoveries are shattering scholars’ long-held beliefs about how the earliest humans organised their societies – and hint at possibilities for our own

The Stone Age is the longest period of human history, lasting from 2.6 million years ago to about 5,000 years ago. The changes that took place in this period were profound.

A much-needed hike into the wilderness offers a few surprises, including an unexpected level of solitude