A trio of archaeologists from the University of Barcelona and the University of Castilla-La Mancha, both in Spain, and the ...

Archaeologists have found evidence that psychedelic drugs and 'snuff tubes' were used in rituals at a pre-Inca site in Peru.

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Mexico’s culture secretary said her agency was weighing legal action against a production company for video that seemed to ...

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The intricately carved Saxon pendant was likely worn by someone of high status like a church official, experts said.

Sifting through the tan dirt of northern Iraq, archaeologists looked at the remnants of an ancient empire’s capital city.

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Engraved on its oblong, flat surface is an unidentified symbol, which resembles two asterisk marks. It could be the mark of a ...

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Archaeologists uncover human remains in a Guatemalan cave, revealing ancient Maya sacrifices linked to seasonal rain rituals.

The archaeologist was in a remote valley in 1885 when he discovered ancient ruins that would come to be known as “one of the ...