Archaeology Teahouse
Sandee OsterHere we write about recent archaeological discoveries and palaeontological news. If you love the mysteries of the past, grab yourself a cup of tea and delve right in
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Bird Brained: How Scientists Proved the Dodo Was Never That Dumb
Originally Published On Archaeology Teahouse’s Website
Dodo skeleton next to a dodo replica at the Oxford University Museum of Natural History, made in 1998. Credit: Wikimedia Commons
You want to know something cool? Every single ‘dodo eg...
The Brass Gap: How Ancient Crucibles Filled a 600-Year Historical Gap
New chemical and isotopic analysis of ninth-century crucibles provides the first direct evidence of brass production in medieval East Asia
Originally Posted Here
The Bones Everyone Ignored: How Tiny Fragments Revealed Neanderthal Bone Tools in Romania
Microscopic and CT analysis of 10,136 faunal remains uncovers the first evidence of Neanderthal bone-working in Romania
Originally Published Here
Left in the Arctic: How an Abandoned Fossil Turned Out to Be a Giant Predator
Originally Published for Free Here
PLATE I. A. urdensis size comparison. Credit: Joschua Knuppe and A. urdensis reconstruction from Schoch et al. 2026
Have you ever heard of plagiosaurids? No, well, they are an ancient amphibian-like crea...
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