The museum devotes an exhibition to an often overlooked era of Chinese bronzes, emphasizing both the artistic and political ...

Finally, the tools and their ritual deposit may also reflect the life of the Neolithic populations, which changed their location every few years, possibly also every generation or two.

Archaeologists in Northern Denmark have unearthed a "Neolithic Timber Circle" believed to have been used for rituals. The evacuation was led by the Vesthimmerlands Museum in Aars, discovering the ...

The tools and their ritual deposits may reflect the lives of Neolithic populations who changed their locations every few years, possibly every generation or two. To date, at least 20 deposits have ...

Aerial view of the Neolithic site of Tepecik Çiftlik and one of the finished ... Their presence in funerary and ritual contexts suggests that these artifacts were more than mere reflective objects: ...

Gear-obsessed editors choose every product we review. We may earn commission if you buy from a link. Why Trust Us? Archaeologists have discovered a Stonehenge-esque circle of timber posts in ...

Most of this art depicts ... Like many Neolithic communities, death seems to have been very important to the people living at Çatalhöyük and they had lots of rituals around death and burial.

Archaeological research has unveiled unsettling evidence suggesting that ritualized human sacrifice was widespread across Europe during the Neolithic ... a gruesome ritual known as incaprettamento.

Its prehistoric builders may have used it as a ritual site Sonja Anderson Daily ... They think it may be linked to Stonehenge, the famous Neolithic site in southern England.

an experimental archaeology festival where the University of Glasgow, in partnership with National Trust for Scotland, Arran Brewery and Northlight Heritage recreated a neolithic fire ritual.