The U.S. is full of archaeological sites, "but in most cases you could be standing right on top of one and never know it," Elic Weitzel told Newsweek.

Göbekli Tepe, the world’s oldest known temple, may hold clues to humanity’s earliest religious beliefs. Built over 11,500 years ago, its massive T-shaped pillars, intricate animal carvings, and ...

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This headdress is just one of numerous artifacts discovered in 1934 in the lavish grave of a woman who lived during the European Mesolithic period (15000 to 5000 B.C.). The unique array of grave goods ...

The Tallahassee Democrat rounded up a list of restaurants that deserve praises as some of our favorite places to dine.

“Hunter-gatherers are not living fossils,” says ... the Pima Indians of the American Southwest, and the Bantu of West Africa, remain lactose intolerant. Humans also vary in their ability ...

Though the majority of blonde-haired people today come from Europe, the unique hair colour originated in a land that is a ...

For many years, the Syrian desert was an incredibly dangerous place. Experts believe the last remnants of Islamic State are still there. But are they really?

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