Anthropologists are still wrestling with their obligations to the living and dead By Philip Kiefer / Published April 13, 2022
Eating meat may not have been as crucial to human evolution as we thought By Philip Kiefer / Published January 24, 2022
Eastern Africa’s oldest human fossils are more ancient than we realized By Kate Baggaley / Published January 12, 2022
Human ancestors had backbones that supported effortless walking and climbing By Scott A. Williams/The Conversation / Published December 6, 2021
Ancient robots were objects of fantasy and fun By E. R. Truitt/MIT Press Reader / Published November 30, 2021
The biggest ancient city you’ve probably never heard of is in Illinois By Margo Milanowski / Published November 1, 2021
Ancient humans might have bred one of the scariest birds on the planet By Elana Spivack / Published October 8, 2021
These centuries-old tombs in Sudan are arranged in galaxy-like clusters By Kate Baggaley / Published July 14, 2021
What archaeologists got wrong about female statues, goddesses, and fertility By Annalee Newitz / Published February 9, 2021
Sharing doesn’t make you a sucker. This scientist has the numbers to prove it. By Rachel Feltman / Published December 7, 2020
Can a hunter outrun an antelope? This ultra-marathoner is finding out. By Christine Peterson/ Outdoor Life / Published November 23, 2020
How scientists keep ancient shipwrecks from crumbling into dust By Sara Kiley Watson / Published November 2, 2020