Archaeology

Gigantic marine reptile identified from fossil found by 11-year-old girl and father

Why this Tassie devil tooth unearthed in a far corner of Australia could rewrite history

Tasmanian devil tooth found during archaeological dig 1,000 kilometres north of Perth

Researchers seek help from local beachcombers for clues about Dutch ship 'beaten to matchsticks'

'Nobody thought that Aboriginal people made pottery': The holiday stroll that may upend First Nations history

How a piece of pottery found on a beach stroll led to a discovery that could make us rethink First Nations history

'A very big question in human evolution': Where did our ancestors go after leaving Africa?

How a chance discovery helped solve the 120-year-old mystery of the SS Nemesis

The complicated legacy of the 50-year-old discovery that rewrote Australian history

Researchers discover Earth's earliest fossilised forest in UK

Pompeii fresco depicting Greek myth uncovered in ancient ruins

Colombia to start recovering bounty from 18th-century shipwreck

Scientists race against tides to discover why 90,000-year-old footprints were made

Could the Amelia Earhart mystery be solved?

Human remains found in south-west Victoria identified as belonging to Indigenous ancestor