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A Cave That Refuses to Be Silent

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At the Root of Our Family Tree, on the Moroccan Coast

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Poison on the Wind

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The Pigs That Traveled

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The Genomes of the Great Steppe

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Standing Up in the Sahel

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A Tooth From a Different World

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The Virus That Stayed

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A Fire at the Foot of the Mountain

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Before the Bow Had a Name

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When Hills Became Neighborhoods

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Feathers in the Stone: How Chaco Canyon’s Macaws Lived, Traveled, and Were Revered

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The Quiet Precision of Bone: How Arrow Points Tell the Story of Late Prehispanic Life in Argentina

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Marked Before Memory: What Nubian Tattoos on Children Reveal About Faith, Fear, and the Body

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The Long Childhood of the Human Mind

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A Plague Without Fleas: How a Bronze Age Sheep Rewrites the Prehistory of Disease

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When Grief Became Craft on the Edge of the Atacama

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A Game Set in Stone and Clay: What a Mosaic Board Reveals About Maya Play and Power

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Fire, Clay, and the Quiet Discipline of Craft at an Iron Age City in the Zagros

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Timber, Time, and the Rise of a Mound: Rethinking Bronze Age Life in Colchis

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