100,000-Year-Old Facial Wound Reveals Earliest Healed Violence in Homo Sapiens

Rare Roman Villa, Baths, and Striking Mosaic Uncovered in Devon | Ancient Origins

Archaeologists in Devon, England have uncovered a rare Roman villa featuring a stunning polychrome mosaic, an elaborate bathhouse, and high-status artifacts.

2,000-Year-Old Liubo Game Boards Found in Han Dynasty Tombs in China | Ancient Origins

Discover the 2,000-year-old Liubo game boards found in Han Dynasty tombs in Xi'an, China. Learn about this ancient Chinese board game and its archaeological significance.

Ten years in the Med? The Hunt for the Real Odyssey Locations! | Ancient Origins

The famous Greek story of Odysseus and his Odyssey adventures could be entirely fantasy or it could be about real places, but where are these strange locations?

Legend Meets Archaeology at Scotland's Enigmatic Witch's Grave | Ancient Origins

The Witch's Grave towers over the slopes of Leaval (Layaval) above Loch Aisebhat in Scotland, where archaeology and

Ancient Egyptian Princesses Were Skilled Archers in the Middle Kingdom | Ancient Origins

A new study reveals that ancient Egyptian princesses from the Middle Kingdom were skilled archers, challenging assumptions about their roles and the weapons found in their tombs.