Archaeologists have discovered hundreds of Aboriginal stone tools underneath Flinders Street Station. Find out more about these and other hidden treasures in our Underground Melbourne series.
The largest underwater 3D scan in history has allowed researchers to see details of the shipwreck that have been in pitch-black for over a century.
Found in a Siberian cave,the elk’s tooth was likely used as a pendant. Thanks to new technology,scientists have identified the Stone Age woman who either made or wore it.
Experts believe the rare gold coin was discovered in an area of current-day Greece where Brutus and a civil war ally were encamped with their army.
That’s longer than the average bus,and enough to give other sauropods neck envy.
Archaeologists also found a Roman-era stone slab with demotic and hieroglyphic inscriptions.
Archaeologists do not know what the function was of the chamber,which is not accessible from the outside.
Queensland researchers are among a team who have confirmed for the first time that ancient humans used warmer periods to travel through a key region of the world.
According to traditional Mayan belief,“aluxes” are small,mischievous creatures that inhabit forests and fields. It came with a real discovery.
The Indigenous artist behind a series of bark paintings had been a mystery until a quest spanning the country reconnected the art with its creator.
Stone tools,animal bones and human remains dating back millions of years have been found at a site in Kenya,raising questions about the development of early humans.