Since the 19th century, Nemrut Dağ has become known as one of the most famous sites of the ancient Near East, being recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1987.

More than 2,500 years ago in the ancient Near East, the Earth's geomagnetic field was going gangbusters. During the late eighth century B.C., a new study finds, the magnetic field that surrounds ...

Near Eastern sirens, for example, exhibit a number of variations, such as helmet-wearing and Janus-headed figures (8). Greek Sirens, on the other hand, are fairly uniform (9). The style of the faces ...

This study spearheads a new wave in ancient-human genetic research. For more than a decade, researchers have primarily used ancient-human genomics to draw big maps with migration arrows, but it is ...