The Nazi regime systematically killed the mentally ill and disabled. Why were the victims' brains used in research long after the war ended?
The political standoff in Cyprus has compromised our understanding of a key steppingstone in the spread of the world's first farmers.
Egyptologists want to read papyrus scrolls that have never been unrolled. New imaging technology could make that possible.
Archaeology doesn't have to be about the long-dead and buried past. Meet the people studying beer cans, shipping pallets, and other artifacts of modern life.
Anthropologists are quietly working to unite a divided island—by finding and identifying human remains.
