An aerial view of Hun-Xianbi culture burials. Both horses and warriors can be identified. (Credit: Zainolla Samashev) (CN) — A rapidly diversifying gene pool led to a decline of sedentary groups in ...
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A farmer digging on his land in Russia discovered something unexpected: a 2,000-year-old burial mound containing the remains and artifacts of a nomadic royal — including a strange "laughing" man skull ...
No one knows exactly where the Bakhtiari people came from before settling in the Zagros Mountains. But over the past several thousand years, their roots have grown deep into this land — in what is now ...
A farmer named Rustam Mudayev discovered a burial mound called a kurgan while working in the village of Nikolskoye located northwest of the Caspian Sea in Russia. He was working when he came across ...
NEW YORK -- Intricate gold jewelry and adornments, massive cauldrons designed to feed scores of people, and giant burial mounds where the ancient elite and their horses lie are proving just how ...
Members of the ancient Jarawa tribe emerged Thursday from their forest habitat for the first time since the Dec. 26 tsunami rocked the isolated Andaman and Nicobar Islands, and in rare interaction ...
Scientists are using high-resolution satellite imagery to identify places where looters have been ransacking ancient tombs. The tombs are in a remote part of northwest China, according to experts from ...
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