The discovery of Durrington Walls, a monument more formidable than Stonehenge, deepens the mystery of these Neolithic structures.

The long undiscovered tomb of Queen Nefertiti may have been found.

Scattered across 15,000 square km of rolling hills, rice paddies, and forests of Xieng Khouang Province in Laos is a mysterious plain of jars.

Sudanese pyramids are far less well known by either archaeologists or the public than their Egyptian counterparts.

This is the first in a series of columns by Genealogy Roadshow host Josh Taylor about doing genealogical research on JSTOR.

Records of excavations from before the current conflict with ISIS in Iraq can give us an idea of the former grandeur of Nimrud and Hatra.

Gladiators drank a concoction of vinegar and ashes to stay bulky for battle.

Using sand, water, and a scale model of an ancient Egyptian transport sled, a team of international scientists ...