People have been debating the existence of the Loch Ness monster since the early part of the 20th century when sightings seemed to become more common.

Recent archaeological investigations at the Domus Aurea, the spectacular palace built by Emperor Nero in the center of ancient Rome, continue to reveal fascinating insights about its construction and ...

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An independent scholar who loves challenging the archaeological establishment has done it again, offering a new and provocative theory about who built the huge, enigmatic human-like monuments that cov ...

In the doomed city of Pompeii, the decadence and degeneracy of wealthy Roman aristocrats was legendary. At this elite mecca ...

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In a study that shines new light on the movement of people along the legendary Silk Road, a team of genetic researchers from China has successfully decoded the DNA of the Sogdians, a people from Centr ...

Through advanced scientific testing, fragments of copper alloy unearthed from one of Britain’s most significant archaeological sites have been identified as parts of a highly uncommon Iron Age helmet.

The name "Jesus Christ" is one of the most recognizable on Earth. However, experts now suggest that this might not have been the actual name of the central figure of Christianity.

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Recent advances in laser scanning technology have provided archaeologists with an extraordinary glimpse into the intricate ...

This site is most unique, as it appears to be the only known structure dedicated to ritual observances from First Temple days ...