archaeology

Archaeological treasures suffer from government inaction

Forwards summary to finance department after getting approval from chief secretary

Discovery casts rare light on child-rearing in ancient humans - an area that experts say has long been overlooked

His team reconstructed the appearance of the Denisovans after three years of examining the patterns

Province plans to develop archaeological sites associated with Buddhism to target religious visitors from East Asia

Archaeological site has unique significance in cultural history

Bhando Jo Qubo was famous for housing remains of Ratodero’s founder

A large number of pots, metal and stone tools found by Chinese archaeologists

Sculptures emerged north of Beit Shean's national park in Israel

Plaque has been dated to the 3rd century AD during the reign of the Roman Empire

When it comes to the preservation of ancient artefacts Pakistan has something of a spotty record

Will provide key clues to understanding the political life of Moche people before their society’s sudden decline

Noh Gonbad remains a place of pilgrimage; Women come and weep over the tomb of an obscure saint, Hadji Pyada

6,400 feet long boundary wall will be built around the site after laying foundation

Scavengers destroying archaeological sites in search of treasure

ScanPyramids is among the most ambitious of the projects to demystify the Khufu Pyramid near Cairo

Confucius, who was born in what is now the Shandong province, was reportedly 1.9m tall

Researchers believe the terraces lay some 10-15 metres below surface

Jonathan Mark Kenoyer delivers lecture at National Museum on scripts of ancient Indus valley

The man, known as Context 958 was among 400 complete skeletons found when the graveyard was excavated

At the museum, little survived except two massive, dark coffins decorated with inscriptions from the Holy Quran

Ozymandias or Ramses the Great was third of the 19th dynasty of Egypt, ruled from 1279BC to 1213BC

In total, 45 brick buildings at Birkenau will undergo restoration work

Researchers were exploring a small village called Vlochós, north of Athens

It is hard to imagine that the desolate, rock-strewn landscape outside the town of Khomein conceals any treasures

Multiple undocumented pre-historic sites uncovered in Jamrud tehsil of Khyber Agency

Survey conducted with assistance by K-P Directorate of Archaeology

Lucy is the most ancient hominid fossil from the evolutionary branch that led to humans

It is believed to date back to 5316 BC

Some of the items have never before been on public display

The mummies need to be kept under specific conditions of temperature and humidity to prevent deterioration

Structures of Ban Faqiran atop Margalla Hills eroding away

A human skull, including jaw and teeth, as well as the bones of arms, legs and ribs, have been excavated

Says Sikh Artillery commander was an American mercenary, not a French national

The dead man, found by hikers 25 years ago this week a snowball's throw from the Austrian-Italian border

Reconstruction is based on studies of a spectacular fossil from China, preserved with skin and pigments intact

Afghanistan's location and the variety and abundance of its bountiful mines make it an archaeological holy grail

Skill lives on as it is passed from parents to the next generation

It is estimated that some 5,000 have visited the park since it opened on June 18

Researchers have also proposed a new theory for the decline of the civilisation

Paintings at Laas Geel in the self-declared state of Somaliland retain their fresh brilliance

The Sindh Department of Antiquities must solve the mystery of the mounds at Daro Labara through archaeometry

Discovery has been made in grave of man missing his left foot and ankle at Hemmaberg in southern Austria

Investigating illegal diggings in the archaeologically rich Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province

Laser scanners to help create virtual tours, help conservation efforts

Maha Pari Nirvana or The Death Scene of Buddha in Khanpur is the sole discovery of its kind in the country

Drought has hit a record low water level allowing archeologists to uncover a treasure trove of ancient artifacts

These are the earliest English leaders to be discovered in America, says Jamestown Rediscovery director

The site was destroyed after the demolition of Babri Masjid

Over 300 delegates from various countries likely to attend.