In the course of the archaeological preservation activities related to the construction of the Mexico City-Querétaro passenger train, promoted by the Secretaría de Cultura of the Government of Mexico through theNational…
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A study published in the journal Nature titled TheNatufian Epipalaeolithic and Pre-Pottery Neolithic in the desert of northern Arabia presents new archaeological evidence of human settlements dating to about 13,500 years ago in northern…
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The discovery of a stencil in the shape of a hand inside a cave in Sulawesi, Indonesia, has revolutionized knowledge about rock art, proving to be the oldest ever dated: at least 67,800 years old. The research, conducted by an…
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Over the past two decades,ochre has become a key archaeological marker for understanding the origins of symbolic culture in human societies. The perception of color, which affects languages, rituals and collective identities, is a…
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A new page opens in the history of Australianrock art with the identification of a novel figurative style, called Linear Naturalistic Figures (LNF), documented at 22 sites in the northeastern Kimberley area of Western Australia. The…
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A new find could write the history ofprehistoric art in Marbella in Spain's Malaga province all over again. During an excavation campaign at the Coto Correa archaeological site in Las Chapas, archaeologists discovered an engraved stone…
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The Muvar - Museum of Man of Val Rosna, in Sovramonte (Belluno), will be inaugurated on September 19, 2024. Within its spaces will be insights into the first human peopling of the Alps with reconstructions and films, delving into all…
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The Museo di Palazzo Pretorio in Prato continues the project of expanding the museum itinerary and inaugurates on the ground floor the new nucleus Prato prima di Prato, which displays a number of archaeological finds, from prehistory to…
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