A set of carved stone animals — a fox, a vulture and a wild boar — is shedding light on the way prehistoric people told stories after being unearthed by archaeologists in southeastern Turkey.

When the war ended in 1945, only about 700 soldiers from this army had survived, a number which had reached more than 30,000 ...

Archaeologists agree that the seal imprint is the first official seal-type relic discovery that directly confirms the ...

Engravings at 14,100 feet have been confirmed as the oldest Qin Dynasty find in China, linked to the emperor’s quest for the elixir of life.

Several Columbians won 2025 Emmy Awards in television: Tim Carvell (CC’95) and Joanna Rothkopf (JRN'14) for “Last Week ...

Think fossils are rare? You might just dig one up in your own backyard, if the conditions are right. Discover what makes ...

The vast majority of what we know about the Tower of London comes from famous legends and stories. Alfred Hawkins, Curator of ...

Archaeologists dug into pits at Alexandra Hospital in Singapore, recovering wartime artifacts and burnt material, likely done ...

Researchers discovered a 19th century “ghost ship” in Lake Michigan. The missing clue to the wreck’s location was hiding in ...

When considering the unnamed major features of all the moons, asteroids, and comets in our solar system, there are still a ...

In a new study published in Gladius, a pair of researchers from the University of Salamanca and the University of Leon translated a quartzite funerary stele inscription written in Latin, which they ...

A 1,900-year-old treasure unearthed in Romania provides an unprecedented glimpse into the luxurious lives of a Roman elite ...