Stone block with mysterious 12,000-year-old engravings discovered at prehistoric hunting site By James Rogers Fox News Published June 6, 2019 3:02pm EDT | Updated June 6, 2019 3:51pm EDT ...

Engravings found in Jordan and Saudi Arabia appeared to match nearby ancient megastructures known as desert kites as seen from above. By Priyanka Runwal Massive prehistoric stone structures found ...

Archaeologists have unearthed ancient stone engravings of vast animal traps in Jordan and Saudi Arabia that are possibly the earliest “blueprints” ever discovered. The engravings, estimated to ...

Long before human communication evolved into incessant tapping on computer keys, people scratched on eggshells. Don’t laugh—researchers say a cache of ostrich eggshells engraved with geometric ...

Archaeologists found two stone engravings—one in Jordan, the other in Saudi Arabia—that they believe represent the oldest architectural plans for these desert kites, according to a May paper ...

The engraving in Jordan was made on a limestone slab, likely with a stone hammer, and measures about 2.6 feet long by 1 foot wide. It dates to around 8,000 years ago.

A group of South American monkeys has rocked archaeologists’ assumptions about the origins of stone-tool making. Wild bearded capuchin monkeys in Brazil use handheld stones to whack rocks poking ...

Fragments of stone engraved with abstract designs are the earliest known art in the British Isles, researchers say. They were made by hunter-gatherers who lived between 23,000 and 14,000 years ago ...

A group of ten stone fragments covered in abstract engravings may be the oldest examples of art ever found in the British Isles, reports Paul Rincon for BBC News.

Engraved between 7,000 and 9,000 years ago, ... the tail lines of kites curve as they converge into enclosures — a peculiarity also visible on the engraved stone.

According to examinations the stone engraving was 12,000 years old. The prehistoric creation featured several geometric shapes, some animals as well as a cattle.