NDTV

A search to recover stolen water meters in Kalyan led cops to chance upon some historic antique stationery lying in a scrap shop.

Archaeology Magazine

In 1997, archaeologists Sharon Herbert and Andrea Berlin began an excavation project at Tel Kedesh, an enormous mound located in the rural interior of Israel's Upper Galilee region.

Irish Examiner

Archeologists have uncovered evidence of pre farming people living in the Burren more than 6,000 years ago one of the oldest habitations ever unearthed in Ireland.

Novinite

Two divers, father and son, from Bulgaria's Black Sea city of Burgas, found in the waters near the historical town of Sozopol an utterly intriguing statue.

Gulf Times

Wadi Debayan, one of the earliest Neolithic Chalcolithic sites in the Gulf, has beneath its surface some of the earliest known structures in Qatar

PhysOrg

Professor Roberta Gilchrist, from the Department of Archaeology, has re examined the records of excavations that took place at Glastonbury in the 1950s and 1960s.

PhysOrg

Experts have long debated whether the sophisticated animal drawings in a famous French cave are indeed the oldest of their kind in the world, and a study out Monday suggests that yes, they are.

Science Daily

New research indicates that domestic horses originated in the steppes of modern day Ukraine, southwest Russia and west Kazakhstan, mixing with local wild stocks as they spread throughout Europe and Asia.

Science Daily

Scientists have used DNA analysis to gain important new insights into how human beings repopulated Europe as the Ice Age relaxed its grip.

Science Daily

Prof. Yosef Garfinkel, the Yigal Yadin Professor of Archaeology at the Institute of Archaeology at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, announced May 8 the discovery of objects that for the first time shed light on how a cult was organized in Judah at the time of King David.