The "skull cup" was found in a cave where ancient humans modified the bones of the dead for thousands of years. But its ...

Ancient humans who buried their dead in caves went back up to a year later to harvest body parts for tools and food. Those are the findings of a new study into the Cueva de los Marmoles, a cave in ...

An envelope. It indicates the ability to send an email. An curved arrow pointing right. For thousands of years, prehistoric people used Spain's Cueva de los Marmoles as a burial place for their dead.

They found that the remains belonged to at least 12 different people that were buried from 5,000 BC to 2,000 BC, and that there were “intentional post-mortem modifications to the bones ...

Séances and spiritualists grew popular across the United States and Europe in the 19th century despite the skeptics.

Prehistoric farmers and herders in southern Spain buried their dead in a large cave – but may have later cut them up to make tools and possibly eat their bone marrow. Since 1934, scientists ...

There is talk that [Suleymanov] was killed and buried alive in the ground,” the channel, which was cited by Ukrainian media ...

Climate change isn’t just creating havoc for the living. It’s coming for our dead. Great deluges of rain submerge graves and markers. Swift floods set vaults afloat. Slopes erode in scenic ...

Ancient humans who buried their dead in caves went back up to a year later to harvest body parts for tools and food. Those are the findings of a new study into the Cueva de los Marmoles, a cave in ...

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