Western Luong Nu Quoc was found in America
More than a century ago, archaeologists working in the Chaco Gorge of New Mexico (USA) have unearthed a secret crypt.
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More than a century ago, archaeologists working in the Chaco Gorge of New Mexico (USA) have unearthed a secret crypt.
A 600-year-old Buddha statue has just been discovered in a lake in Jiangxi Province, East China after the lake receded during the reclamation process.
British scientists discovered traces of three Roman villas almost intact underneath the park in the city center.
A research team found two sets of remains in the fist posture originating about 4,500-5,000 years ago in Siberia, Russia.
A Turkish man while repairing the house accidentally discovered the tunnel leading into the ancient underground city thousands of years ago.
The Lupanar brothel in Pompeii, Italy kept many frescoes of prostitution and the inscriptions left by customers and prostitutes 2,000 years ago.
Restoration experts working at the Holy Church in Israel flipped open the stone that covered the site of the tomb of Jesus.
The piece of wood engraved with the name of the Persian teacher shows that foreigners have come to live and work in Japan more than a thousand years ago.
These are the works of life, the pioneering of the transformation of European painting in the 16th century.
Archaeologist Fryni Hadjichristofi has discovered an almost invaluable sculpture near the capital Nicosia, Republic of Cyprus.
Archaeologists find the oldest mysterious stone work in Scotland beneath the remains of a Neolithic landfill.
Chavin de Huantar Temple is located in a narrow valley in the Andes mountains, 3,200 meters above sea level.
The best virtual reality experience is probably in a BC-built cellar at Prima Porta on the outskirts of Rome.
Australian archaeologists have discovered a stone ax, identified as 44,000 to 49,000 years old. Currently this stone ax is considered the oldest in the world.
Israeli divers announced the discovery of treasure with many works of art in the Roman ship sunk 1,600 years ago.