Remains of a hundred-year-old ancient city in South Africa
The team found the rest of ancient man-made architecture hidden underground thanks to laser scanning technology.
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The team found the rest of ancient man-made architecture hidden underground thanks to laser scanning technology.
As one of the oldest and most developed cultures in the US, Maya is known for its architecture, art, astronomy, ecology and especially the mathematical system.
The new finding shows that Maya civilization is much more developed than what scientists have identified.
Archaeologists studying in Nepal have discovered evidence of an architecture at the birthplace of the Buddha dating back to the 6th century BC.
Israeli archaeologists announced on October 17 that they are excavating the first Roman community structure at the foot of the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem.
Danish archaeologists are planning to rebuild the Tomb, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world.
On the third day of an archaeological exploration to find traces of King Quang Trung's tomb, experts discovered a strange layer of soil and rock as the foundation of an…
The swimming pool is 30m long, 1.7m wide, 1m deep, originating from the Roman Empire excavated in the old city of Aphrodisias, Turkey.
Archaeologists discovered that many tombs in Russia were built from exactly stacked stones.
Called the honeycomb tomb, archaeologists did not find any of them.
Minister Damaty said the Bent Pyramid, built by the founder of the Fourth Dynasty Pharaoh Sneferu (2613-2589 BC), was chosen as the first place to implement the project.
Chan Chan is the capital of the Chimor kingdom in ancient Peruvian history, with buildings built from unique mud.
According to the preliminary report The results of the archaeological excavation of Lu Sit Cave of Kinh Thanh Research Center (Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences) have d…
More than 2,000 years ago, the Romans developed a standard formula for making mortar that links pebbles and stones made of volcanic ash and bricks to build structures.
After 3 centuries buried in the ground in Newark (England), the vase