After a large volcanic eruption that occurred around 4,900 years ago, prehistoric people in Scandinavia seemingly sacrificed a collection of engraved stone objects, according to a new study.

If scientists are correct about the stone’s lineage, it could be one of the oldest examples of rock art known to man. To date, the earliest examples discovered are believed to belong to the Upper ...

A "unique" and mysterious collection of engraved stone plaques were seemingly sacrificed by prehistoric people in Scandinavia following a devastating volcanic eruption around 4,900 years ago ...

Students of Mother’s Lap High School in Wanaparthy district, along with principal Abdul Mubeen and Planetary Society of India ...

After an initial assessment period, where the LJMU team reviewed our stone engraving process, they quickly helped identify pinch points in some of the process stages. Some of the options have been ...