Artificial Cranial Modification is a commonly misrepresented human activity in antiquity that gets a lot of pseudoscientific attention.

Is the Richat Structure Atlantis? This article explores what the Richat Structure is and why it is not Atlantis.

Until recently, I thought it a term best avoided. But now, the resemblances are too many and too strong to deny.

The Nazi political theory behind ICE lawlessness creates two systems: one that follows rules and one that ignores traditional restraints.

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Over the past fifteen years, the Dhofar Archaeological Project has mapped 272 Middle Stone Age/Middle Palaeolithic sites in southern Oman, each exhibiting some extent of Nubian Levallois technology. T...

Many presidents, including President Donald Trump, have used the autopen to sign various documents.

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Mann attributed the departure from his vice provost role to tension between his science policy advocacy work and Penn’s institutional neutrality policy. He remains a professor at Penn, and is the dire...

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A recent study from the United States shows the daily reading for pleasure rate in the country has declined by more than 40% over the last 20 years.

We encourage a curious approach to the past, using archaeology as the best way to do so, while warning against the worst excesses of pseudoarchaeology and also accepting the value of open-minded inqui...

Federal agents showed up northeast of Lake Cushman to check identification of crew members fighting Washington's largest active wildfire.

Rep. Eric Burlison: “I do believe [giants] were real”

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Archaeology Review is the place to get news about archaeology, particularly that which exposes fake, fraudulent, and fantastic archaeological claims.

The Shroud of Turin is probably a 14th century forgery. But it's also a legitimate artifact of cultural heritage.

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Archaeology Review is the place to get news about archaeology, particularly that which exposes fake, fraudulent, and fantastic archaeological claims.