New excavations at Arthur's Stone reveal a 6,000-year-old ritual complex, transforming our understanding of one of Britain's most famous prehistoric monuments.

A rare sealed Roman sarcophagus has been unearthed in Cavtat, Croatia. Untouched for 1,500 years, this Late Antiquity tomb reveals ancient Epidaurum secrets.

The Heavener Runestone in Oklahoma bears mysterious Norse-like carvings. Explore the debate over whether Vikings explored deep into North America long before Columbus.

Archaeologists have unearthed a lavish first-century Roman villa outside Rome after illegal excavations. The site features mosaics and a statue of Silvanus.

A 2,700-year-old standing stone found at Tel 'Eton offers new archaeological evidence for King Hezekiah's religious reforms in ancient Judah.

Cambridge researchers reconstructed the face of Shanidar Z, a Neanderthal woman who lived 75,000 years ago in Iraq's Shanidar Cave — revealing features far more familiar than the brutish stereotype, and new evidence of Neanderthal community and care for the dead

A digital reconstruction, guided by historian Emily Hauser, reveals the face of a noblewoman buried in a Mycenaean royal tomb 3,500 years ago — and challenges assumptions about women's status in Bronze Age Greece.

A new study dates the Llullaillaco child sacrifice to 1499, linking the Inca capacocha ritual to Emperor Huayna Capac's imperial expansion.

A rare medieval Siberian burial has been found in the Sayan Mountains, featuring an elite woman, a newborn, a horse sacrifice, and exotic artifacts like a Tang-style bronze mirror.

A fascinating unearthing of Tudor tunnels beneath New Hall School in Chelmsford, linked to King Henry VIII's lost Palace of Beaulieu.