Tas-Silġ is a multi-period sanctuary site in Malta with megaliths, a Byzantine church, and a renowned Roman temple of Juno.

Ancient metaphors of metallurgy are ubiquitously embedded in mythology and real-life examples of the sword in the stone motif.

Did a Benedictine monk create a machine that could see through time and capture the crucifixion of Christ? The chronovisor remains one of the Vatican's most enduring mysteries, allegedly invented by Father Ernetti with Nobel Prize winners - then hidden away forever.

Archaeologists uncover 573 intact medieval glass bracelets and religious artifacts in Ukraine's largest Kievan Rus' treasure hoard, hidden during the 1241 Mongol invasion of Volodymyr.

The world of rare ancient coins stands still as a near perfectly-preserved gold ‘assassination coin’ celebrating the slaughter of Julius Caesar is expected to fetch millions.

Long ago, a type of ritualized worldview spread throughout a broad expanse of north-eastern America, described in the archaeological literature as the ancient ‘Cult of the Dead’ or the ‘Eastern Burial Cult’. Emerging at around 1500 BC from even older cults associated with the prehistoric Great Lakes Copper Industry, the new culture expanded into southern Ontario and the Ohio River Valley in rapid fashion.

Despite attempts to wipe her from the historical record Sobekneferu’s name persists. The first official female pharaoh, much of her controversial rule remains a mystery.

Brazil is a huge country, well known for its carnivals, rich coffee, fantastic soccer players, and diverse heritage.

Rare medieval flail weapon discovered near Battle of Grunwald site in Poland. The kiścień skull-crusher is only the fourth found in the region, offering insight into 15th-century warfare.

Forensic Facial Reconstructions provide faces to the nameless individuals of our history, as with this Guanche woman of Tenerife, Canary Islands.