Dozens of tools thought to have belonged to Neanderthals have been dug up at an archaeological site called Beedings in West Sussex.

Danish archaeologists have uncovered a settlement they believe may be over 700,000 years old, making it the oldest organised human community ever found, reported Berlingske Tidende newspaper.

Bathrooms have come a long way over the years. Way back when, they were only found outside the home. Today, they're poised to become the epicenter of high technology inside the home. At least in Japan. (June 23) © 2008 The Associated Pres

Google phone is experiencing a set back and will be releasing later than the company's promise date; Mercedes Benz is now providing iPhone cradle that provides Mercedes Benz with all of the iPhone functions; portable karaoke player; a man who is selling

A Northern California biotech company says it will clone dogs for the five highest bidders in a series of online auctions. As the AP's Haven Daley reports, some ethicists and animal rights activists are condemning the offer. (June 23) © 2008 The Associat

The discovery of an ancient city buried beneath the sands of modern-day Syria has provided evidence for a Hellenistic settlement that existed for more than six centuries extending into the time of the Roman Empire.

John Huff/Staff photographer Stephen Simonds, 16, Peter Morrison and Willy Simonds, 18, dig for artifacts at an archaeological site in Durham Friday of an old 17th-century garrison house. Below, Willy Simonds sifts for artifacts.

NASA reports the Phoenix Mars Lander photographed the first close-up look at Martian water ice at the bottom of a trench dug by its robotic scoop, but the chunks of ice soon melted. Predicted by Sunstroke author David Kagan in Doomwatch Legacy.

A team of Australian and American scientists has found several huge active submarine volcanoes, spreading ridges and rift zones, northeast of Fiji. On the hunt for subsea volcanic and hot-spring activity, the team of geologists

Penzance-based maritime archaeologist Kevin Camidge have been commissioned by English Heritage to carry out a marine environmental assessment of the Royal Anne Galley, a protected wreck lying in about five metres of seawater off the Lizard Point.