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German archaeologists found that European women during the Bronze Age often traveled away from home and played an important role in spreading culture, while men were jus…
Professor Sutherland, Victoria University, Wellington said a drill will collect sediments about 300-790m deep to learn about the transformation of Zealandia for tens of…
Long before the dinosaurs dominated the Earth, the sea worm Capinatator praetermissus appeared in the oceans of the Cambrian period about 541 million years ago.
The girl's body was discovered in a 19th-century metal coffin beneath a house in San Francisco, USA, eventually identified nearly 141 years after she died.
When he died at age 65 in 1656, Louise de Quengo was buried with a heart-shaped metal box that, according to the notes on the box, was the heart of her husband.
Archaeologists have studied the otzi mummy stored in the Italian city of Bolzano to determine the final meal information of the villain.
At the peak of the city, in 1050, the population here reached 30,000 people. This is the largest city in the past that once existed, on a scale far beyond Paris or Londo…
A research team discovered 2,500-year-old city ruins, more than 40 hectares wide on a Greek hilltop with ancient pottery and coins.
Experts have found the third pyramid 10 meters high inside the Mayan Kukulkan pyramid, located in the state of Yucatán, Mexico.
Two skeletons found at an archaeological excavation site, West Azerbaijan Province, Iran in a forward-facing position and exchanging kisses, date to 2,800 years.
These are the works of life, the pioneering of the transformation of European painting in the 16th century.
According to the International Business Times, only in 2016, scientists found many ancient areas buried for thousands of years.
The explorer ship of 1836 by explorer John Franklin was recently found in the North Sea bottom in intact condition.
The famous Renaissance painter Michelangelo secretly painted a symbol of women's reproductive organs on the ceiling of the Sistin chapel in Vatican, Italy.
Many scholars believe that Jesus Christ is real in history, but his actual role is still controversial.