A 23-gram Roman gold ring from 2nd-3rd century AD was discovered at Ancient Bononia, Bulgaria. The wedding ring features a carved married couple and fluted decoration.

In a time before the popemobile, Pope Borgia Alexander VI had another form of safe passage – the Borga Passage. But what was this famous escape route in Rome?

New research reveals a volcanic eruption in 1345 caused climate change and famine, forcing Italian cities to import grain from Black Sea - inadvertently introducing Black Death plague to Europe.

An extensive study uncovers the history of a 2nd-century Roman highway in Golan Heights, underlining the importance of engineering to its expansion strategy.

The Bhamala Buddhist Archaeological Complex in Pakistan has revealed a wealth of history and treasure dating back 2,0

When an anonymous farmer in Michigan purchased his property roughly 30 years ago, the previous owner claimed that a massive rock on the property—being used as a doorstop at the time of the property transfer—was actually a meteorite.

Archaeologists play 6,000-year-old shell trumpets from Neolithic Spain, revealing powerful communication tools that produced 111-decibel sounds and possessed surprising musical capabilities.

New 2025 ion-beam tests reveal Jordan lead codices are mix of ancient and modern materials. Could these metal books contain earliest Jesus accounts or are they forgeries?

A man from Kansas, USA, has legally requested a legal dispute be resolved through ‘trial by combat’ in a duel with himself vs. his wife and lawyer.

Researchers have found that cultural preferences, not just genetics, determined height in Neolithic times, and even produced differing height disparities between genders in different regions.