Medieval horses buried in London had far-flung origins
International trade may have helped medieval elites acquire the best horses for jousting tournamentsPRISMA ARCHIVO / Alamy Horses owned by ...
International trade may have helped medieval elites acquire the best horses for jousting tournamentsPRISMA ARCHIVO / Alamy Horses owned by ...
The 1000-year-old brain of an individual excavated from a churchyard in Ypres, Belgium. The folds of the tissue, which are ...
The winners of the Vesuvius Challenge grand prize used technology to decipher a damaged papyrus scrollVesuvius Challenge Artificial intelligence has ...
A gate at Hattusa, ancient capital of the Hittite civilisationErman Gunes/Shutterstock The collapse of several Mediterranean civilisations in the Late ...
Lidar scans of the Upano valley in Ecuador showing raised platformsStephen Rostain Aerial surveys have revealed the largest pre-colonial cities ...
Homo naledi coexisted with Homo sapiens, but had a smaller brainXinhua/Shutterstock The much-publicised claim that a species of small-brained ancient ...
The Greek word for “purple” has been extracted from a Herculaneum scrollVesuvius Challenge Almost 2000 years after they were buried ...
Illustration of a Homo erectus child with her mother in the Ethiopian highlandsDiego Rodriguez Robredo Ancient humans were living in ...
Earthworks made by ancient societies have been found throughout the Amazon rainforestDiego Lourenço Gurgel There are probably more than 10,000 ...
Spices were traded between south Asia and South-East Asia more than 3000 years agoPeter Schickert/Westend61/Getty Images People may have been ...
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