Land Use Practices of Neolithic Monument Builders Evaluated
POZNAŃ, POLAND—According to a Science in Poland report, analysis of charcoal and pollen in ancient lake sediments collected in western Poland, near...
Pre-Inca Settlement Investigated in Western Peru
LIMA, PERU—Andina News Agency reports that Ilder Cruz Mostacero of Peru’s National University Santiago Antunez de Mayolo and his colleagues have...
Rare Medieval Coin Identified in Norway
STAVANGER, NORWAY—A metal detectorist discovered a 900-year-old silver coin linked to Magnus Barefoot, or Magnus Berrføtt, who ruled Norway from...
Jaw Wound in 90,000-Year-Old Fossil Points to Violence Among Modern Humans
Features July/August 2026 Greek and Roman soldiers fired pointed barbs at their enemies Read Article Courtesy Michael Eisenberg Digs & Discoveries...
Was Elizabeth Báthory really a serial killer?
Was Elizabeth Báthory really a serial killer? Shelley Puhak reveals the truth behind the legend of Elizabeth Báthory – from political disinformation...
Historian reacts to the most painful part of The Odyssey trailer
How does the upcoming Odyssey adaptation represent the Trojan Horse, a plot concocted by the wily Odysseus (played by Matt Damon)? And how does...
"It was just an Asian": the racist killing that fuelled a civil rights movement
June 2026 marked 50 years since Gurdip Singh Chaggar was stabbed to death in a racist attack in Southall, aged just 18. I have written about him...
In 1940, Winston Churchill made a decision that may have won WW2. So why did it make him cry?
At just before 6pm on Wednesday 3 July 1940, the first shells were fired towards the coast of Algeria. Across the shimmering water of the harbour at...
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