In a clearing not far from the ceremonial heart of Ceibal—one of the oldest known monumental centers in the Maya lowlands—archaeologists have uncovered ...
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In the humid wetlands of the Lower Yangtze, a quiet transition was underway some 8,000 years ago. Before formal pens, before selective breeding, before the ...
When the Spanish arrived on the desert north coast of Peru shortly after 1532, early chroniclers remarked on the verdant, green valleys across the ...
Niede Guidon, a Brazilian archaeologist whose work called into question a longstanding theory of how the Americas were first populated by humans, and who ...
Hội An is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in Quảng Nam province in Central Việt Nam. In the daylight, Hội An dazzles with architectural riches ...
For decades, the story of Neanderthal migration into Asia has remained patchy—more shadow than shape. Fossil finds in Siberia and genomic data hinted at a ...
Bach’s Minuet cuts through the cacophony of the respiratory ward. A nurse emerges from the station, moving purposefully toward a patient’s room. ...
Visual Anthropology of Japan – 日本映像人類学: New Publication: “An archive of archives lost” by Dada Docot
Abstract: ‘An Archive of Archives Lost’ is an affective autoethnographic visual essay that examines the devastating impact of climate change through the ...
A poet-anthropologist listens to an accidental field recording from Kashmir: What might be dismissed as noise becomes a way to unsettle the settled—making ...
When the National Institutes of Health launched the All of Us Research Program, the idea was simple: collect DNA and health data from over a million ...
In the loamy floodplains of eastern Hungary, archaeologists have been peeling back layers of history at the site of Tiszafüred-Majoroshalom. There, a Bronze ...
In paleoanthropology, the story is often written in bone. But sometimes, it's the fine details in enamel that rewrite what we think we know. A new study ...
