
Can Archaeology Dogs Smell Ancient Time?
Researchers show that with proper training, dogs can help scholars discover human and animal remains from bygone centuries.
Researchers show that with proper training, dogs can help scholars discover human and animal remains from bygone centuries.
An anthropologist applies the practice of “multispecies ethnography” to study a controversial, flourishing population of macaques on Florida’s Silver River.
Tiny particles called “microremains” that get trapped in dental plaque tell a story of long ago diets and ecosystems.
Archaeological research is unearthing Venice’s quarantine history to illuminate how the Italian city created a vast public health response 700 years ago and helped lay the modern foundation for coping with pandemics.
A new archaeological study seeks to answer the question about what led to the bird species' demise.
Anthropologists often study people who have died. Can the field provide context and comfort during a pandemic?