Posted on Thursday 16 August 2018

The ancient Egyptians developed sophisticated embalming treatments far earlier and across a wider geographical area than had been previously known, forensic tests on a well-known prehistoric mummy have revealed.

Posted on Tuesday 7 August 2018

Volume covers research on human remains from the Near East and Europe

Posted on Monday 6 August 2018

York’s Dr Sara Perry publishes article on integrating the heritage interpretation skillset & toolkit into archaeologists’ most basic workflows

Posted on Thursday 2 August 2018

It is one of the most unusual primates on the planet – famed for its large eyes, big ears and thin, bony finger used for probing.

Posted on Wednesday 1 August 2018

Tim Sutherland organised the Year 7 project at the Steiner School

Posted on Wednesday 1 August 2018

York researcher publishes a paper outlining the reliability of soil organic matter dates

Posted on Wednesday 18 July 2018

British smiles have sometimes had a less-than-flattering international image, but a new study has put tartar from our infamously bad teeth to good use

Posted on Tuesday 17 July 2018

Nathan's research spans plant genetics, archaeobotany and palaeogenomics