"...Indigenous knowledge is absolutely essential for understanding the cumulative impacts of biodiversity loss and ecosystem degradation."

Indigenous people in Oconee Valley—now central Georgia—actively resisted European influence for nearly 150 years after the arrival of Hernando de Soto.

Before fur traders decimated sea otters, ancestors of at least one Alaskan indigenous group hunted them for their pelts, not food, researchers say.

Research demonstrates the disproportionate impact of pollution on Indigenous peoples worldwide, as well as their resistance.

Research demonstrates the disproportionate impact of pollution on Indigenous peoples worldwide, as well as their resistance.

The Mapuche people's ideas about kids and fear show that Western beliefs about children's emotional capability aren't universal.

The pigment in Gwion Gwion style rock art makes radiocarbon dating impossible. Instead, researchers used mud wasp nests to date the paintings.

New research with skulls upends ideas about who arrived in the Caribbean when. "We're going to have to reinterpret everything we thought we knew."

There's now have a way to detect a crucial cooking process in the archaeological record: the nixtamalization of maize.

Experimental cultivation of the "lost crops" goosefoot and erect knotweed suggests they could have once fed as many indigenous people as maize.