For what they were... we are

There are several interesting studies in my "to do" list and I will be commenting them in the following days (I am quite busy the...

Honestly, I have all kind of doubts but that's what a new study claims on the basis of just a few hypervariable sequence markers: H...

Don't ask me how can archaeologists work in Syria with all the ongoing war. I can only presume that it is just publication of last ye...

A new study claims that cilindro-conic artifacts and holed items found in Yarmukian Pottery Neolithic sites (6th millennium BCE) are the fi...

I thought I had already mentioned this but can't find it. So just in case, here it is again: These cromlechs (or stone rings in ...

And again a quick look to many things which have been showing up around the Net these last few days: Neanderthal society Bryan Hayden ...

There is a new and quite interesting paper the reviews the domestication of the key Neolithic crops: Ehud Weiss and Daniel Zohary, The Neol...

This is interesting news (hat tip to Tim again) but caution is obliged because they are talking as of now of a mere visual survey by an arch...

A couple of snippets from the latest Archaeo News newsletter from Stone Pages : Epipaleolithic findings in Monmouth, Wales They show tha...