A new discovery beneath Paris suggests Julius Caesar’s account of sacking the original settlement of Lutetia wasn’t all that ...
Roman Spain had a network of official roadside stops for officials, soldiers and couriers, yet archaeologists know very few ...
The radar team had come from the US, Atila said, but due to heavy rain and other constraints, only had seven days to work on ...
IntroductionThe textbook view of the Four Great Civilizations of the 20th century has shifted in the 21st century to a ...
Archaeologists claim to have uncovered the "true site" where John the Baptist baptised Jesus in the River Jordan. The exact ...
Archaeologists recovered the head of one statue that might have measured nearly 28 feet tall. It could point to a major ...
A faience workshop at Sanam Temple in Sudan shows how Kushite rulers controlled raw materials and royal burial figurines in ancient Nubia.
All this for an archaeological excavation preparatory to the construction of a private parking lot, an unfinished Jubilee work a year after the end of the Jubilee, a useless, dangerous, and harmful ...
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A villager digging outside his house in Egypt hit a carved block that led to colossal Ramesses II statues
A man working the ground in front of his own house in Behbeit El-Hagar, a village in Egypt’s Nile Delta, struck a carved ...
Hidden in the vast Ustyurt steppe of West Kazakhstan lies Bayte-3, a mysterious sanctuary dating back to the 4th-3rd ...
Many of the world's best-known archaeological sites weren't actually lost at all; they were simply waiting to be noticed. A ...
While working in Italy, Lidge became fascinated with the inscriptions on Etruscan artifacts. That eventually led him to ...
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