New discoveries at a 6th-century cemetery at Fonmon Castle in Wales reveal evidence of an early female monastery with a chapel, luxury artifacts, and 58 burials mostly of women.

Elizabeth I is fondly remembered as one of England’s greatest monarchs. Her intelligence, beauty and forward-thinking approach led to a golden era in British history.

Ancient Sogdian mural at Sanjar-Shah palace in Tajikistan shows rare fire worship ceremony, revealing religious practices of Silk Road civilization before Islamic conquest.

When you think of statues of Pharaohs your mind goes directly to Egypt.

9,500-year-old cremation pyre discovered in Malawi reveals complex hunter-gatherer rituals and sophisticated mortuary practices, challenging assumptions about ancient African societies and their cultural development.

Bone arrowheads from prehistoric Argentina reveal organized craft production by family units. Study shows Late Prehispanic communities created standardized weapons primarily for warfare.

Think investing is modern? Ancient Romans and Greeks were savvy investors too! From hoarding gold bullion in secret vaults to trading agricultural commodities, discover how people 2,000 years ago built wealth.

From Medieval chroniclers to internet bloggers, the interest in faeries, and their place in our cultural zeitgeist, has been sustained.

Can you imagine ostriches running around the Arabian Peninsula? Eight ostrich eggs discovered around a prehistoric campsite point to an ancient feast.

From Ethiopia to China to England, 2025 delivered mind-blowing discoveries that completely opened up the story of human evolution. New species found living alongside our ancestors, genetic secrets unlocking hidden chapters, and the earliest fire-making pushed back 350,000 years. The human family tree just got a whole lot bushier!