Prehistoric red stripes in Bacon Hole cave, Wales, have been reclassified as the UK's oldest cave art, dating back 17,100 years to the Ice Age.

The skeletal remains of Queen Elisenda de Montcada have been recovered in Barcelona alongside medieval skeletons bearing unexplained stab wounds.

Scientists confirm green gems in Panama's El Caño and Sitio Conte burials are Colombian emeralds, proving a vast pre-Columbian trade network existed.

Traces of toxic wolfsbane found on 600-year-old Ming Dynasty surgical tools reveal the world's oldest direct chemical evidence of topical anesthetic.

It’s the early third century BC.

Discover how a 2,400-year-old iron workshop at Didé West 1 in Senegal is rewriting West African history and the origins of sub-Saharan metallurgy.

Discover how the remains of a Roman bridge from 363 AD found in the Meuse River, Netherlands, are rewriting the history of Roman road networks.

Explore the mystery of the Baltic Sea Anomaly. Discover if this bizarre deep-water object is a sunken UFO, natural rock formation, or ancient megastructure. Short title: Truth Behind the Baltic Sea Anomaly

A new study reveals Sardinia's Bronze Age nuraghi towers were reused as Iron Age ritual centers, with a sealed well, votive sword, and island-wide exchange networks.

Fascinating evidence has emerged about historical migration patterns along Peru’s Pacific coast.