New research by Dr. Victoria Whitworth challenges traditional theories about the Book of Kells origins, proposing Pictish Scotland rather than the island of Iona as its birthplace.

The Grand Egyptian Museum officially opened November 1, 2025, near Giza pyramids. Housing 100,000 artifacts including all of Tutankhamun's tomb treasures, it's the world's largest archaeological museum.

Magnificent Vaduz Castle overlooks a town of the same name and the capital of Liechtenstein. It was built in the 12th century and is still home to the royal family.

Revolutionary Vanguard underwater habitat unveiled in Miami will allow scientists to live on the ocean floor for week-long missions, marking first new subsea facility in 40 years.

Explore the Mexican Day of the Dead traditions from city altars to rural bone-cleaning rituals. Learn how Dia de Muertos connects the living with ancestors through ancient customs spanning November 1-2.

All Souls’ Day, is a Christian holy day when they honor departed loved ones and pray for their souls to be cleansed of sin so they may enter heaven.

New genetic research analyzing Neanderthal DNA challenges the 65,000-year timeline for Aboriginal Australian arrival, suggesting first humans reached Australia under 50,000 years ago.

Archaeologists discover 97 Byzantine gold coins and jewelry at Hippos, revealing the final chapter of an ancient Christian city during the 614 AD Persian invasion.

An exceptionally rare Neolithic human skeleton excavated in China has a form of proportionate dwarfism, taking the known history of the condition back 5,000 years.

A powerful storm has devastated one of Alaska's most important archaeological sites, scattering up to 100,000 ancient Yup'ik artifacts across miles of coastline. As climate change accelerates, researchers race against time to save what remains of this irreplaceable window into pre-contact Indigenous life.