9,500-year-old baskets discovered in Spanish bat cave
A cave in southern Spain known as the Cave of the Bats has unveiled a treasure trove of ancient artifacts, rewriting the history of prehistoric European societies….
New study reveals enslaved people were the first cowboys in the Americas
The widely held image of American cowboys as rugged, white figures who tamed the Wild West is undergoing a transformation due to groundbreaking research conducted by the…
2,500-year-old Scythian scepter discovered in Bulgaria
Archaeologists have unearthed a 2,500-year-old bone scepter in the prehistoric salt mining and urban center of Provadia-Solnitsata in northeastern Bulgaria. Credit: Image generated by AI, Free to…
5 Risky Marvel Movies That Paid Off (& 5 That Didn’t Work)
Some of Marvel’s movie risks, both in and out of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, have been very successful, but others have not been so lucky. The list…
Norwegian family finds Viking treasure in their garden
A family in Norway, while searching for a lost earring in their yard on the island of Jomfruland, unearthed a treasure trove of Viking-era artifacts that date…
Archaeological excavation reveals quartz path in Dartmoor
Archaeologists have discovered a quartz-paved surface at Piles Hill, located within the expansive Dartmoor region in southwestern England. This exciting find was made during a week-long excavation…
New statues found in Göbekli Tepe and Karahan Tepe
According to a recent press announcement by the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism, archaeologists in Turkey have uncovered several new monumental statues and architectural elements at…
Heart Eyes Successfully Borrows Two Tricks From A $900 Million Slasher Franchise
Warning: This article contains SPOILERS for Heart Eyes (2025) While Heart Eyes has originality and ingenuity to spare, the slasher rom-com still includes two savvy nods to…
Unique Byzantine Psalm inscription discovered in West Bank monastery
A recent archaeological discovery has unveiled a 1,500-year-old text, containing a portion of Psalm 86, also known as “A Prayer of David.” The remarkable find occurred at…
Jelling Stone analysis reveals the Idenтιтy of the runestone carver
Archaeologists from the National Museum in Copenhagen, using advanced 3D scanning technology, have made a significant discovery regarding the Jelling Stone Runes located in the town of…