Archaeologists map “Alexandria on the Tigris” in southern Iraq, revealing a vast planned city (later Charax Spasinou) once central to ancient trade networks.

Scientists warn that past human species went extinct due to climate change and we could meet the same fate.

1,000-year-old paper flowers from Dunhuang’s Mogao Caves survived sealed in a cave, revealing rare Buddhist craft and a remarkable preservation story.

The analysis of medieval bones of Danish and Italian nobles and commoners show some surprising similarities across 17th century Europe.

Archaeologists say a coastal mound in Cumbria may conceal a Viking ship burial linked to Ivarr the Boneless, raising hopes of a major Norse discovery.

Archaeologists have published their findings on what maybe the oldest alphabetic script, exported from Egypt, and found on a ceramic fragment in Israel.

Archaeologists think they have found where the Greek fleet gathered before the 480 BC Battle of Salamis, fought betwe

Breakthrough research has revealed a link between ancient human hair texture and brain expansion!

The Antichrist, mentioned only 5 times in the Bible, is an evil character found throughout Christian history, in Islam, and in popular culture.

At the edge of the world lies the last trace of Viking Christianity. Urnes Stave Church (c. 1130 AD) stands tall in Sognefjord in the west of Norway, yet it represents as much of an end as it does a new beginning. The church at Urnes is one of the last surviving examples of early Christian Scandinavia architecture,