Thousands of years ago, communities in Colombia’s Caribbean lowlands built one of South America’s largest water systems.

Because LiDAR is a non-invasive remote-sensing technique, archaeologists can map potential archaeological features across ...

A chemical study of 91 ancient iron objects suggests that meteorite iron was not merely a rare curiosity in Bronze Age Greece ...

Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities has announced the discovery of the remains of a substantial building in the lost ...

Petra is one of the world’s most extraordinary ancient cities, carved directly into the rose-red sandstone mountains of ...

Archaeologists discovered the bead in the Turkey Flat archaeological site in southeastern Monterey County, more than 42 miles ...

University of Catania archaeologists excavate the 3,200-year-old ceremonial kitchen at Tava Tepe in western Azerbaijan. The ...

The answer lies in a series of ancient and medieval texts that the orthodox authorities tried to suppress. These texts, from ...

In ancient Mesopotamia, the boundary between science and religion was fluid, with medical treatments often inextricably ...

Archaeologists have uncovered a remarkably preserved ritual well in the ancient Etruscan city of Kainua, revealing ...

In the fall of 1898, Olof Öhman, a Swedish immigrant farmer, was clearing off land on his farm near Kensington, Minnesota.

Professor Necmi Karul, coordinator of the Taş Tepeler Project and head of the Göbekli Tepe excavation, said the olive trees had caused far less damage than feared. Karul explained that the team is ...