The Middle Awash region is a rare treasure trove of findings, offering evidence about life 100,000 years ago

New underwater excavations near the site of Asini have revealed a multi-phase ancient harbor structure, offering fresh insight into how the coastal settlement evolved over centuries of use

Archaeologists in southern Italy have uncovered the tombs of two children buried wearing large bronze belts, a rare find for the Samnite pre-Roman culture

Archaeologists discover a rare jar burial and ritual pit, shedding light on ancient funerary customs and social organization in the 3rd millennium BC

The researchers have temporarily named it Homo affinis erectus, recognizing similarities with Homo erectus, an early human ancestor that emerged in Africa around 2 million years ago.

Culture minister provides a guided tour of what's essentially a new, underground archaeological site in the northern Metropolis' Venizelos metro station