Spanish Rock Art Site Reveals Ancient Roman Sanctuary With Inscriptions and Ritualistic Offerings Hidden beneath the surface ...

The bones and skulls were found strewn among animal remains, a burial that was meant to humiliate a conquered rival even ...

Of the 10 most populous cities in Spain, the one consistently ignored by tourists is Murcia, home to a large university and ...

Early Europeans known as the Magdalenians celebrated by removing the ears of their enemies, scooping out their brains, and ...

Archaeologists uncover Roman inscriptions and a coin in Spain’s Cova de les Dones, indicating ritual significance.

The entrance to the El Mirón cave in Cantabria, Spain. Credit: University of New Mexico The study of ancient DNA has become an essential tool for reconstructing the lives and lineages of prehistoric ...

Signs of prehistoric cannibals who ate both human brains and bone marrow were uncovered in a cave in southern Poland, local media reported. Exploring the Maszycka Cave near the southern city of ...

Within the depths of a cave in southern Poland, researchers made a gruesome discovery about the prehistoric people who lived in the ... back over 800,000 years to the Atapuerca Mountains of Spain.

Archaeologists discovered ancient Roman inscriptions and a 1,900-year-old coin wedged between rock formations while exploring a cave called the Cova de les Dones in eastern Spain.

Archaeologists in Chintamani taluk, Karnataka, have discovered 40 prehistoric sites, uncovering rock paintings from the Neolithic period, around 10,000 years old. These significant findings ...

Deep within the Cova de les Dones cave in Valencia, Spain, archaeologists found a ... While its use during prehistoric times and the Iberian Iron Age was well documented, archaeological evidence ...

Lascaux Cave ... Spain was used by humans roughly 36,000 to 13,000 years ago, according to the Bradshaw Foundation. The cave is about 885 feet (270 meters) long and contains a vast amount of rock art.