The marble sculpture, discovered at Chersonesos Taurica in Crimea in 2003, has been identified as a woman named Laodice ...

Abandoned around 1,500 years ago, Termessos in Turkey is an incredibly well-preserved archeological site that gets barely any visitors.

Roughly forty inscriptions found around the city refer to wrestling, boxing and other contests, indicating the stadium’s use for sports, religious festivals and imperial celebrations.

Kōnane was once a national pastime, played by peasants and rulers alike. Now John Kaʻohelauliʻi has made it his mission to bring it back.

The true origins of King Arthur’s Hall have long captivated historians, archaeologists, and local folklore enthusiasts. Once ...

Following its very own principles, Japanese architecture is a true exhibition in balance: balance between history and ...

The Youghiogheny River (pronounced yock-i-gay-nee, though locals will forgive your inevitable mispronunciation) cuts through the park with the confidence of something that’s been sculpting landscapes ...

Restoration work on a centuries-old canal in Wales has been halted after construction workers discovered a possible ancient Roman bathing complex.

Excavations at Türkiye’s ‘zero point of history’ yield new finds while restoration and protection efforts increase, says culture and tourism minister - Anadolu Ajansı ...

In modern Iraq, the ruins of ancient Babylon have witnessed epochs of historic turmoil. They now face an uncertain future, but still have the power to amaze.

An archaeology student came face-to-face with Scotland’s past when she unearthed what may be an incredibly rare depiction of an ancient Pict. Jodie Allan was a volunteer on a dig at East Lomond hill ...

The cult behind these rocks likely revolved around water, supported by the stones’ fish-themed designs and placements near ...