New results from Mexico's National Institute of Anthropology and History count 83 women, 79 men and 15 children among the ...
Beneath a mound in the Nile Delta, a team found thick mudbrick walls of the 26th Dynasty, with a layer of clean sand lying ...
For more than a century, scholars have been reading the rubbish of one Egyptian town, scrap by scrap. A new wave of ...
Archaeologists in Pompeii have reconstructed a wooden cupboard from the traces it left in the volcanic deposits, along with what it held: a beauty kit, a necklace of at least 24 tiny amulets, a basket ...
A written account of Jesus rising from the dead was identified in a 2,000-year-old manuscript: Unverified Josephus wrote in ...
Excavations at Las Minillas in Badajoz have dated a Late Bronze Age copper mine to about 1350 to 750 BC. Its ore, slag and ...
A viral X post says the Merneptah Stele confirms the Bible. It is a genuinely important early witness that names Israel as a ...
Iraqi and Italian archaeologists have presented city walls, gates, metalworking areas and burials at Tell Muhammad, a mound ...
Samhain was real and important in medieval Ireland. Hutton traces the pagan New Year and festival of the dead to scholars ...
Kimi Antonelli took the 2026 Formula 1 title at 20. Ancient tombstones, poems and a bronze boy rider from a shipwreck show ...
Early American history is deeply personal for author and educator Greg Houle. As a direct descendant of Thomas Putnam Jr. and ...
Pliny, Plutarch, Solinus and Servius all report that Rome carried a second name that no one was allowed to say aloud. They ...
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