Buried beneath Egypt's Western Desert for nearly 1,600 years, the lost city was uncovered by archaeologists, complete with homes, streets, ancient coins, and an early Christian church. The discovery offers an extraordinary glimpse into daily life during the final centuries of Roman rule and the rise of Christianity in Egypt.

What did beer taste like 3,000 years ago? An experimental brewer recreated an ancient Egyptian recipe using living yeast recovered from an archaeological vessel and ingredients listed in the Ebers Papyrus. The result offers an extraordinary glimpse into the flavors enjoyed in the ancient world.

Archaeologists have uncovered prehistoric remains beneath a Welsh castle, revealing a buried time capsule of ancient activity hidden below medieval stone walls. Lets learn what lies beneath the castle.

A 6th-century BC Picene funerary complex in Sirolo, Italy, reveals a princely tomb with a chariot, sealed bronze vessels, and a well-preserved female burial.

Friar Daniel Quackenbush shares insights on St. Francis of Assisi — his conversion, stigmata, relationship with animals, and enduring legacy.

Ground-penetrating radar and magnetometry have revealed a 2,000-year-old Greek military camp at Iskandar Tepa in Uzbekistan — complete with a 400-meter defensive ditch, buried water jars, and Greco-Bactrian coins.

Explore the enigmatic Issyk inscription discovered in a Saka kurgan in Kazakhstan. Learn about the Golden Man, the silver bowl, and recent decipherment breakthroughs.

1,100-year-old Tiwanaku dog mummies found in Peru's Moquegua Valley reveal the deep emotional bonds between ancient Andean people and their companion animals.

For 400 years, historians suspected poison killed Medici Grand Duke Francesco I. Ancient DNA from his bones just confirmed the real killer: a previously unknown strain of malaria that also reshaped European disease history

A 40,000-year-old mammoth ivory boomerang from Obłazowa Cave in Poland is the world's oldest known example, revealing remarkable Ice Age craftsmanship and early human innovation.