Witchcraft & Pagan News - Archaeologists exploring Alexandria's submerged royal quarter have discovered a rare bronze ring ...

In The Stones Cry Out, Dinesh D’Souza takes viewers on a journey through biblical archaeology, examining discoveries tied to ...

Mourners living in Cyprus some 3,400 years ago may have burned bouquets of whole plants during burial ceremonies, according to the Greek Reporter. Charred plant remains were found in four tombs at ...

Archaeologist Nikolay Ovcharov suggests Bulgaria’s ancient rock-cut city of Perperikon may have shared its Roman-era name ...

Conservative filmmaker and bestselling author Dinesh D Souza says in his new book that archaeological discoveries offer ...

Archaeological finds and recorded customs trace the pomegranate’s place in Cypriot life, linking it to fertility, abundance, ...

The Cayo District of Belize contains some of the most significant urban centers and ceremonial landscape features of the ...

Learn what the remains of a Roman villa and other ancient artifacts can tell us about life in Roman Wales 2,000 years ago.

For decades, the sticky black tar that Neanderthals cooked out of birch bark has been filed away in the archaeological literature as prehistoric glue. A new round of laboratory experiments suggests ...

A 300-meter section of an ancient aqueduct that supplied water to Har Habayis has been uncovered south of Kibbutz Ramat Rachel during excavations ahead of construction of a new neighborhood in ...

A new study of ancient cave paintings in the Altai Mountains of north-western China has revealed evidence of artistic and ...

Archaeologists discover a 1,500-year-old Zoroastrian funerary inscription near Iran’s ancient Sasanian ceremonial capital, ...