New research reveals Neolithic builders at Motza mastered dolomitic lime plaster 8,000 years before the Romans, rewriting the history of ancient construction technology.

Discover how a new shallow-water photogrammetry technique revealed a 5,000-year-old Neolithic timber platform beneath the Loch Bhorgastail crannog in Scotland.

A major archaeological excavation in Alexandria, Egypt, has revealed a hidden Greek and Roman city beneath modern streets, featuring a bathhouse, Roman villa, mosaics, and statues.

Two rare Anglo-Saxon Lamb of God coins minted c.1009 to stop Viking raids were found in Denmark — worn as pendants by the very Vikings they were meant to repel.

Discover the rare 2nd-century Roman Venus figurine unearthed during excavations at Bodiam Castle, revealing ancient religious practices and ties to the Roman navy.

Discover the rare Tyrian purple cloth found in Roman infant burials in York, revealing new insights into the wealth and mourning practices of Roman Britain.

A new study has revealed the true extent of the function of El Castillo pyramid at Chichén Itzá as a year-round Maya astronomical calendar, marking equinoxes, solstices, and zenith passages with remarkable precision.

Discover the rare 1,500-year-old elaborately crafted gold brooch found in Denmark, offering insights into the Late Germanic Iron Age elite and ancient metalworking.

Discover how a newly unearthed Oslo Viking boat grave found beneath the ruins of the medieval royal manor is challenging the city's traditional origin story.

Ancient DNA from row grave cemeteries in southern Germany challenges the idea of large Germanic invasions after Rome's fall, revealing gradual integration that shaped modern Central Europe.