Colombian scientists recover first artifacts from the San José shipwreck, the "holy grail" galleon holding billions in treasure since 1708. Discover the historic find and legal battles.

A scientific analysis of mysterious amulets dated back to 3,000 BC has brought new information to light about ancient

Belgian caves reveal 45,000-year-old Neanderthal cannibalism targeting women and children. New study uncovers selective violence and inter-group conflict in Ice Age Europe.

From the Gothic spires of Europe to the colorful domes of the East, these cathedrals offer a glimpse into the art, architecture, and religious traditions of cultures around the world.

The conservation of Scotland's Peebles Hoard reveals rare silver-colored Bronze Age artifacts created through sophisticated tin enrichment, offering new insights into ancient metallurgy.

Hundreds of ancient tombs lay in the Jebel Qurma desert region of Jordan close to the border with Saudi Arabia. There are simple graves from the Early Bronze Age to more elaborate tower tombs and conical ring cairns from the Hellenistic to Byzantine period.

The researchers who published the first 2017 study on the ancient footprints found in Crete have just published another that claims they are 6 million years old.

Budapest archaeologists have discovered an intact 1,700-year-old Roman sarcophagus containing skeleton and treasures. The hermetically sealed coffin was opened to reveal excellently preserved remains and offerings.

Somewhere in the Negev Desert, Mount Sinai, at dawn on a day of the 13th century BC: "Moses, go and speak to the children of Israel! Tell them that they must make a wooden Ark of Acacia, its length of two and a half cubits and its width of a cubit and a half “

The medieval city-states of northern Italy were more competitive than any given Kardashian battling her sister for mo