New York’s famed museum reintroduces its Americas collection with a fresh, future-facing vision.

The northern coast of Spain holds one of the oldest examples of human development in the form of cave paintings, dubbed the ...

Found in the ancient city of Caracol, the tomb contained a rare jade mask, ceramics, and jewelry often linked to the Maya ...

New Braunfels, TX — Lark Mason Associates is pleased to announce that bidding is now open for Pre-Columbian Art and Other ...

Beginning in the late 1930s, Nelson Rockefeller tried to interest the Metropolitan Museum of Art in the exhibition of pre-Columbian artifacts, which he had begun to collect after a 1933 vacation to ...

Ana María Groot / Universidad Nacional de Colombia Scientists have found genetic evidence of an ancient group of people in Colombia with no modern-day descendants.

Scientists studying ancient human remains uncovered in Colombia have found that the people they were researching have no known ancestors or modern descendants.

Archaeologists uncovered ancient Colombian remains that defy connection to modern or ancient populations, sparking new questions about human migration.

Scientists have identified a new pod of ancient hunter-gatherers who lived near the land bridge between North America and South America about 6,000 years ago.

Scientists have identified a new pod of ancient people who lived near the land bridge between North America and South America.

Studying these ancient Colombian genes are important to piecing together the history of the Americas since ancient people had to cross this land bridge to settle in and spread across South America.