Siberian archaeology

The German president was today honouring Vyacheslav Molodin, deputy director of Novosibirsk Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography.

Creature with 'a typical serpentine pose' existed more than 2,000 years ago, say scientists.

Experiment shows multi-purpose tool can still be used for butchering: it highlights the skills of these extinct early humans.

Archaeologists intrigued by discovery of Bronze Age razor blade in Novosibirsk region.

New DNA findings alter the sex of one of most famous recent Siberian archeological finds of human remains.

'Absolutely stunning' ancient ornaments discovered with no known comparisons, presenting a puzzle for archeologists: which culture made this?

Sunduki is called the Siberian Stonehenge, yet its site is older than the British standing stones, and arguably 'more mysterious'.

Bizarre claim in New York Observer says tattooed Ukok 'princess' preserved in ice casket led to Donald Trump's victory over Clinton.

Ancient hunters butchered woolly mammoths at Taba-Yuryakh site some 26,000 years ago.

Intriguing finds from archeological excavations in old garrison town of Tara, a key historic staging post to the east.