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Researchers piece together story of ancient Roman city – one artifact at time
Researchers discover earliest known stone-age surgery
Mysterious marks on boomerangs reveal a ‘forgotten’ use of this iconic Aboriginal multi-tool
After 45 years, 5-billion-year legacy of Voyager 2 interstellar probe is just beginning
‘Rare honour’: Griffith archaeologists win top Indonesian award
Long lost sunken treasure returns to Indonesia
Outstanding scientists don’t work alone: collaborations in Asia-Pacific region
Wood sharpens stone: boomerangs used to retouch lithic tools
Digging through past to uncover future Indo-Pacific relationships
Linguistics locates beginnings of Austronesian expansion – with Indigenous seafaring people in eastern Taiwan
Town squares or dead malls? future of Australia’s shopping centres
New Research Shows Old Mines Hold Power to Energize Communities
Collapse of Ancient Maya City of Mayapan May Be Linked to Drought in 13th, 14th Centuries
Greater risk management needed for cultural heritage
Tooth isotopes offer window into South Australia’s early colonial history
Archaeologists carry out first dig at tomb linked to King Arthur
Virtual museum brings wonders of Ancient Israel to life
Shaped by Sea – stories of deep time Australia
Re-dedication ceremony honours former HMAS Sydney II sailor
Members sought for inaugural Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Council
Britains earliest humans
AI-powered archaeology draws out hidden evidence of fire use by early humans
Ancient DNA unearths cultural “explosion” in Pacific
Prehistoric Swiss Army knife indicates early humans communicated
Closer look at scientific power of nuclear and accelerator techniques
Closer look at nuclear and accelerator techniques
Excavations to explore archaeology of Cathedral Park as part of plan to revitalise site
Tooth unlocks mystery of Denisovans in Asia
Livestock and Dairying Led To Dramatic Social Changes in Ancient Mongolia, U-m Study Shows
Prehistoric earthquakes and snail shells may give future insights
Spread of black rats was linked to human historical events
Life on spectrum and ceramic genius
Neanderthals of North
Glasses bring colour to museum
Grave health of our pioneer settlers
La Trobe rises in QS subject rankings
JCU soars in world rankings
Strong performance in QS rankings by subject
Mysterious giant stone jars found in India
Smells like Ancient Society: Scientists Find Ways to Study and Reconstruct Past Scents
Wild years of our Milky Way galaxy
Ancient humans impact African island environment
Archaeologists Discover Innovative 40,000-Year-Old Culture in China
An Innovative 40,000-Year-Old Culture in China
Manchester academic’s book wins prestigious Current Archaeology prize
Qualified design professionals wanted for review panel
What ingredients went into galactic blender to create Milky Way?
Exhibition Brings Wonders Of Ancient Greece To Melbourne