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Ancient footprints from Kenya preserve a rare moment in time: at least eight Paranthropus boisei individuals moving together 1.4 million years ago. The tracks indicate unexpectedly large body size and provide the strongest direct evidence yet of the species’ social behavior.

1.4-million-year-old footprints in Kenya suggest Paranthropus boisei was far larger than thought and walked in groups | Archaeology News Online MagazineAncient footprints from Kenya suggest Paranthropus boisei was much larger than thought and traveled in groups 1.43 million years ago.archaeologymag.com

Ancient footprints from Kenya preserve a rare moment in time: at least eight Paranthropus boisei individuals moving together 1.4 million years ago. The tracks indicate unexpectedly large body size and provide the strongest direct evidence yet of the species’ social behavior.

1.4-million-year-old footprints in Kenya suggest Paranthropus boisei was far larger than thought and walked in groups | Archaeology News Online MagazineAncient footprints from Kenya suggest Paranthropus boisei was much larger than thought and traveled in groups 1.43 million years ago.archaeologymag.com
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Archaeologists uncovered a Late Period–Greco-Roman funerary complex at Tell Quesna in northern Egypt with burial chambers, 500+ ushabti figurines, amulets, bead netting, and imported Rhodian pottery, shedding light on burial rituals and regional trade.

News - Funerary Complex Unearthed in Northern Egypt - Archaeology MagazineMENOUFIYA, EGYPT—Ahram Online reports that a funerary complex dated to the Late Period (ca. 712–332 […]archaeology.org
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Roman archaeologists identified a battle camp in Spain’s eastern Pyrenees linked to the Ceretani revolt of 39 B.C. Inscribed sling bullets and other artifacts pinpoint the battle’s location, revising history and confirming Rome’s conquest of the region.

News - Roman Battle Camp Found in Spain - Archaeology MagazineCATALONIA, SPAIN—According to a statement released by the Autonomous University of Barcelona (AUB), a Roman […]archaeology.org
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Ancient societies often buried loved ones in or beside their homes, reflecting close ties between the living and the dead. A new cross-cultural study suggests the practice declined with the spread of major religions and colonization, rather than simply permanent settlement.

Why ancient societies buried their dead at home, and why they stopped | Archaeology News Online MagazineAncient people often buried relatives at home, with archaeology showing the practice was far more common than recent records suggest.archaeologymag.com

Ancient societies often buried loved ones in or beside their homes, reflecting close ties between the living and the dead. A new cross-cultural study suggests the practice declined with the spread of major religions and colonization, rather than simply permanent settlement.

Why ancient societies buried their dead at home, and why they stopped | Archaeology News Online MagazineAncient people often buried relatives at home, with archaeology showing the practice was far more common than recent records suggest.archaeologymag.com
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