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Colombian archaeologists have discovered the remains of prehistoric people in the Amazon forest area of the state of Guaviare, which is conducting research on stone ca…
Italian archaeologists discovered the remains of an ancient arena dating back thousands of years in Tuscany.
Located on the east bank of the Nile, the king valley is the resting place of many of the most famous pharaohs in Egyptian history.
Archaeologists discovered the head of marble Medusa hair goddess at 2,000-year-old ancient ruins in Turkey.
Archaeologists from the Wallonie Public Service (Belgium) on September 29 discovered special archaeological traces at a construction site in the city of Ath.
Two large treasures include the newly dug up 8th century BC bronze and jewelry weapons and studied in southern Romania.
Archaeologists take 12 years to realize that the giant circular channel hidden under a field in Germany is the remnant of an ancient Sun Observatory.
The researchers discovered the remains of a giant stone building dating back to 4,500 years, buried under a thick soil three kilometers from Stonehenge.
Archaeologists discovered a mass grave of 200 French soldiers believed to be from Napoleon Bonaparte's army in the western district of Roedelheim in Frankfurt, Germany.
Archaeologists found a stone coffin closed, inside a mummy of about 1,500 years old. This person may be the ancestor of Attila - the magnificent king of the mighty Hunga…
Archaeologists have discovered a 2,000-year-old chicken egg in an ancient tomb on the bank of the Xich Shui River, Guizhou Province, China. This is an extremely rare cas…
In ALtai territory, southern Russia, archaeologists unearthed the ancient tomb containing the remains of a king who ruled Scythians buried with horses and lots of wealth.
Nearly three decades ago, a group of archaeologists discovered a giant bird claw in the cave on Mount Owen, New Zealand.
Archaeologists confirm the bones buried in mass graves in northern England belong to Scottish prisoners, including 13-year-old children.
Archaeologists have found in the Chan Chan ruins of Peru a sophisticated communication device, dating back to 1,200 - 1,400 years ago.