Archaeologists already knew that adult Maya had tooth inlays, but this is some of the first evidence that children also had ...

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

It opens with their mysterious origins, emphasizing the lack of direct sources and the reliance on outside accounts and archaeology to reconstruct their past. Moving through theories of their homeland ...

For centuries, archaeologists have been perplexed by Mycenaean-style walls located throughout Italy. The origins of the walls remain unknown.

10) Dropa Stones: The Dropa (or Dzopa) stones are part of a controversial and widely regarded as mythical story that blends ...

The Dadiwan Culture, a key representative of China's Neolithic period in the Yellow River Basin and considered one of the ...

Polish researchers have identified a marble portrait found in 2003 as Laodice, a 2nd century aristocrat who helped her city ...

Archaeologists found a 1,600-year-old coin hoard dating to the final Jewish revolt against Romans. Archaeologists have unearthed a rare hoard of 1,600-year-old copper coins in Galilee, and the coins ...

As part of the research project Metals & Giants, an international team of scholars has provided new insights into the Bronze Age metal trade. During the Bronze Age, the Nuraghe culture thrived in ...

Researchers believe they’ve discovered that the fish-shaped stones lodged in high-altitude areas were connected to a large ...

Archaeologists have uncovered a bench were clients and laborers would wait for the master of Villa of the Mysteries.