The new low-impact technology, most of it built or adapted by engineers at National Geographic ... considered one of the most important archaeological sites in the Americas.

Investigators spotted the tombaroli tunnels last summer and alerted archaeologists from the Archaeological Park ... technologies designed by the National Geographic Society. For more than a ...

It was laid on the chest of a king buried at Chochkitam, circa A.D. 350. It's one of several archaeological finds that made headlines in 2024. Many of today’s most significant archaeological ...

By his own account, National Geographic's Archaeology Fellow and co-curator Fredrik Hiebert handed her an outrageous wish list. "You start with the impossible and unobtainable and work down from ...

Some vacations take you to destinations that feel futuristic, while archeological tourism transports you to a completely different era in the past. Whether you’re excavating the prehistoric ...

That doesn't happen until after death. While most brains rot quickly, researchers have found a surprising number preserved in the archaeological record. In 2024, the Oxford University Press declar ...

or Latin for "unique," in archaeology. It has been corrected. This story appears in the December 2023 issue of National Geographic magazine.

Dr. Johan Reinhard, a National Geographic explorer-in-residence, has spent years studying ceremonial Inca sites at extreme altitudes. He's gathered information from historical, archaeological ...

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