New species of beaked dinosaur is tiny triceratops relative
The new discovery is significantly smaller than its iconic relative, which could grow up to 30 feet in length.
"Remarkable" prehistoric settlement discovered at Rolls-Royce site
Archaeologists also unearthed ancient human remains from the Roman era during their investigations at the English site.
Dinosaurs: New 65-feet-long species discovered that was among "last giants"
The new species lived around 73 million years ago before the mass extinction event that wiped out non-avian dinosaurs.
Ancient bronze dagger found in depths of ocean: "3,600-year-old secret"
The artifact is associated with the ancient Minoan civilization, which which lasted from around 3,000 B.C. to 1,100 B.C.
"Truly Remarkable" early medieval ring with intricate design discovered
The artifact, which is thought to be at least 1,000 years old, was found by a volunteer during an excavation at a fort site.
Ancient Egypt: Archaeologists find astronomical observatory at temple site
The astronomical observatory, designed to track the movement of the sun and stars, is thought to be around 2,500 years old.
"Extremely rare and unusual" ancient stone artifact discovered in Jerusalem
The artifact has been described as "one of the most beautiful" of its kind ever discovered in ancient Jerusalem.
Secrets revealed of 18th-century shipwreck that pilot blamed on drunk crew
The vessel sank in 1721 with the pilot later claiming that the crew were intoxicated—but the crew blamed the accident on pilot error.
Pirates of the Caribbean link revealed in new "legendary" shipwreck finds
The 891-ton Spanish galleon was one of the richest treasure ships ever lost at sea when it sunk in the 17th century.
Archaeologists uncover "unique" and "mysterious" ancient burial ground
The burial ground features dozens of unusual circular stone formations, most of which contain the remains of children.
Submerged prehistoric structure much older than thought, say archaeologists
The 25-foot-long submerged structure is located in a cave that has been flooded by rising sea levels.
Giant prehistoric monument sophisticated example of 'early science'—Study
A "remarkable" tomb points to a relatively sophisticated understanding of physics, geology, architectural principles and engineering nearly 6,000 years ago.
Scientists unravel dodo's secrets 300 over years after its extinction
"The dodo is an icon, if not the icon, of conservation biology," researcher Neil Gostling told Newsweek.
Archaeologists reveal how prehistoric Americans may have killed mammoths
Thousands of Clovis point tools have been found in North America, but exactly how they were used has been the subject of debate.
Turin Shroud study claims controversial cloth does date to time of Jesus
The linen cloth is believed by some to have been Jesus Christ's burial shroud, but its authenticity has long been questioned.
"Lawless place": Roman prison revealed by disturbing ancient graffiti
"Lord, do not show mercy on the one who threw us in here," a prisoner wrote on a tile about 1,500 years ago.
"Extremely rare" early medieval structures and Roman settlement discovered
The discovery of the early medieval remains is surprising because architectural remnants from this period do not usually survive well.
Unique Prehistoric site reveals "surprising" clues on Neanderthal behavior
The site, located at an altitude of around 2,200 feet, preserves evidence of Neanderthal occupation during a poorly known period.
Melting ice reveals ancient hunting tools used 1,500 years ago
As the ice retreats at the site in Norway, more finds will likely appear. "We are melting back in time," Lars Holger Pilø told Newsweek.
Traditional view of early Christian structure challenged
The structure, dating to the 3rd century, was excavated in an ancient Roman city about a century ago.
"Doom and gloom": Ancient eclipse tablets' full ominous texts deciphered
The tablets, which date to the early second millennium B.C., feature omens predicting various disasters.
Stonehenge: Mysterious origins of 'unique' altar stone finally revealed
The results raise the possibility that advanced long-distance transportation methods existed in Neolithic Britain.
Archaeologists: Ancient "elite family ritual" may explain child sacrifice
A DNA study has revealed that a pre-Hispanic child sacrifice victim found in a "unique" burial had closely related parents.
Taboo family secret of early Jamestown colonists revealed
Researchers analyzed the DNA of two human skeletons found in the first permanent English settlement of the Americas.
Fossils: "Radically different" crocodile of 135 million years ago revealed
The fossil specimen is of a fully aquatic marine crocodile that lived during the dinosaur age.
Scientists unravel secrets of Bronze Age hoard buried 3,000 years ago
The hoard, found at the site of a prehistoric settlement, contains rare organic remains, among other finds.
Remains of "affluent" 1600s Virginian home found—Complete with wig curlers
"It's a pretty spectacular site," Jack Gary, the archaeology director at Colonial Williamsburg, told Newsweek.
Iron Age burials discovered around prehistoric mound in 'sacred landscape'
Archaeologists in Germany believe a group of Iron Age people deliberately buried their dead around a pre-existing burial mound that was already centuries old.
Archaeologists discover "well preserved" 7,000-year-old farmers' settlement
The Neolithic inhabitants cultivated plants and raised cattle, but they also engaged in hunting and gathering activities.
"Extraordinary" Roman fort discovered that likely housed 500 soldiers
The fort, located in a far-flung corner of the empire, suggests that the Romans used an "iron fist" policy in the region.