CWU Anthropology Professor Dr. Patrick McCutcheon, a longtime colleague of McFarland’s, is ecstatic about the success of the ...

A groundbreaking archaeological discovery has rewritten our understanding of early medieval England, revealing that two individuals buried in seventh-century cemeteries had recent West African ancesto ...

A new study of the 1,100-year-old Bedale hoard in England reveals that Viking silver came from both European raids and Middle East trade.

Andina reports that a series of new discoveries in Peru's Amazonas region are providing important new information about the ...

On a dark night in late May 1543, a group of men snuck through the Native American town of Guachoya and stopped at the gated ...

The ancient estate of Villa Romana del Casale in Sicily is known for featuring some of the most beautiful examples of Roman ...

An international university student from Florida unearthed a “rare” 1,100-year-old gold artifact during her “first ever excavation” in the United Kingdom. Photos show the decorative item, which may ...

A 5,500-year-old Canaanite blade factory was recently uncovered in Israel — offering a rare link to a major group of people ...

If you’ve ever had the urge to hurl an atlatl, whittle an arrowhead or make pottery, the Archaeology Fair may be something ...

A new archaeological find in the Peruvian Amazon reveals a massive Chachapoya settlement with 200 structures and unique artifacts.

An archaeologist in Sweden spent three years traveling in vessels built like those from 1,000 years ago. He discovered lost sea routes, hidden trade harbors and new respect for Viking seamanship.

Eight years later, the matter of what to put in the window of a medieval castle has nearly been resolved…maybe. Luckily, the ...