New archaeological study once again challenges paleo diet myths, revealing early humans processed plant foods 170,000 years ago. Discover how our ancestors were plant-loving foodies who thrived on diverse diets.

The majestic and sprawling Imperial City in Hue, built in 1804, takes visitors back to the age when emperors still ruled over beautiful Vietnam.

LiDAR reveals lost 11th-century castle in Switzerland. Researchers discover medieval fortress near Uesslingen-Buch with defensive ditches and artifacts, solving centuries-old mystery.

In the vast realms of architectural wonder and spiritual resonance, eight extraordinary temples stand out, each narrating a unique tale.

Three dozen monkey burials at Egypt's Berenike port reveal Roman officers kept Indian macaques as pets, and those monkeys had their own companion animals!

Archaeologists from Northwest University, China, investigating the ancient Qijia culture have discovered evidence of

Mexican archaeologists discover unique square-shaped skulls in Tamaulipas, revealing unprecedented 1,500-year-old cranial modification technique that challenges understanding of Mesoamerican cultures.

Remains of a 5th century Barbary ape buried with military insignia in Spain raises an interesting question: were Barbary apes used as military monkeys in the Roman Empire?

A new twist in the mapping of early human migrations into North and South America has occurred after DNA samples from the 10,000-year-old “Spirit Cave mummy,” unearthed in a cave in Nevada, revealed it’s the ancestor of a Native American tribe.

Study of a stunning silver bracelet belonging to Egyptian Queen Hetepheres I, has revealed an intricate and ancient trade network with Greece, dating back to 2600 BC.