Giant wooden marker post from ancient Cahokia dated to 1124 AD reveals the peak of North America's first city. The 4-ton bald cypress was remarkably transported over 110 miles to the site.

The Goryeo dynasty of Korea, one of three kingdoms, was the one that unified Korea, fully embraced Buddhism, and left a lasting mark on the country.

Archaeologists have discovered a rock panel in the Kharga Oasis about 175 kilometres west of Luxor in Egypt, which is

Contemporary historians have been debating for a few years now if they should open the Speyer wine bottle, which is believed to be the world’s oldest bottle of wine.

Rare 9th-10th century chainmail and helmet discovered at Rustavi Fortress in Georgia - the only known medieval combat armor found in the South Caucasus, revealing advanced craftsmanship.

A metal detectorist near Leipzig has discovered Saxony's oldest coin - a stunning 2,200-year-old Celtic "rainbow cup" made of pure gold!

The Rök Runestone, erected in the late 800s in the Swedish province of Östergötland, is the world's most well-known r

A large runestone was discovered hidden beneath the kitchen floor during a routine home renovation in Denmark. Could this amazing find reshape our understanding of the Viking era?

Detail of one of the Jelling Stones. Source: National Museum Denmark

Archaeologists have reportedly discovered a prehistoric, ochre crayon believed to have been used to draw on animal skins 10,000 years ago. The crayon was discovered near the site of an ancient lake in North Yorkshire, England.