Rare Tang Dynasty armor, gilded in gold, has been digitally reconstructed from fragments found in a royal tomb in Qinghai—offering new insight into ancient military prestige.

The so-called Agricultural Revolution that sowed the seeds of modern man’s civilization, also ploughed the furrows for its destruction.

Remains in Fano, Italy may match Vitruvius’ lost basilica, hailed as a “discovery of the century” with an unusually close fit to his ancient description.

The Maya astronomer-priests conducted agro-astronomy at stone observatories, but also held elaborate rituals to subdue the population.

Last year, archaeologists discovered a huge hoard of storage vessels in a 6,000 square metre Bronze Age palace at Tel

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A team of scientists provided with 3D laser scanners have disclosed the secrets of a hidden room, known as a "priest hole," in the tower of an English Tudor mansion linked to the failed "Gunpowder Plot" to assassinate King James I in 1605.

While plowing his field in Kyrgyzstan, a potato farmer unearthed a three-meter-long stone balbal statue.

Republican tombs in Rome’s Pietralata suburb reveal elite burials, a possible Hercules shrine, and two vast basins with an unknown function.

Khmer artifacts that were criminally looted, many by a British explorer, are in the collections of Britain’s two biggest museums, and Cambodia wants them back!