Found 1,900 year old eagle statue between London
New British archaeologists discovered a sculpture of an eagle dating to about 1,900 years while digging a construction road.
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New British archaeologists discovered a sculpture of an eagle dating to about 1,900 years while digging a construction road.
Archaeologists have unearthed an Etruscan tomb (an ancient Italian branch) in a small town about 80km northwest of Rome.
American investigators suddenly found a small Roman arena where Commodus emperor trained and fought beasts to win the title of
6 pills were discovered in a tin box on the ancient Roman ship Pozzino, wrecked off Italy, determined to be more than 2,000 years old.
Damascus is the capital of Syria. This magical place has been known since ancient times, is now one of the oldest cities in the world. It is believed that the present se…
Archaeologists have unearthed two ancient treasures, buried in a small town in Crimea (present-day Ukraine) buried by Roman invaders about 2,000 years ago.
Archaeologists found at Palatine Hill in Rome the rest of a large house that they believed might be the first Roman emperor - Augustus was born.
The largest Roman shipyard was discovered at an ancient port of Rome (Italy), according to scientists' reports on September 22.
Italian archaeologists have unearthed a mosaic on a wall dating back about 2,000 years in the capital of Rome, drawing the god Apollo in Greek mythology, surrounded by a…
Italian archaeologists have discovered a coffin of ancient Rome in the Lazio region, where Rome is located. This is the second ancient sarcophagus found during a joint e…
Archaeologists have found 150 pieces of pottery and porcelain (called ostraca) at an ancient Greek-Roman site, 2km north of Lake Qaroun.
An ancient coin produced from ancient Rome has just been sold for $ 5,000 (about 94 million VND) just because it was a counterfeit currency from 2,000 years ago.
The oldest paintings of the apostle Andrew and John of Jesus have just been discovered in the tomb of Rome.
The new skeleton was discovered in one of the most important regions of England in ancient Rome which is confusing for experts from Nottingham University.
Vatican archaeologists found a mural thought to portray St. Paul's face with many wrinkled faces and a huge