Archaeologists uncover an ancient Roman house in Saepinum, Italy, with advanced water technology, rare artifacts, and ...

They've currently found a minimum of 227 children, who were likely sacrificed as a ritualistic offering to appease the Chimú's moon god in hopes of better weather.

The sarcophagi inhabitants’ actual names are unknown, but these “chantresses of Amun” served a god whose cult ran strong even when Egypt was in turmoil.

The burials date to the Late Iron Age (450 to 25 B.C.), when the Gauls — a loose association of Celtic tribes — lived in France. Each of the 18 graves had a circular pit appro ...

Archaeologists were puzzled when they found parrot feathers in a pre-Inca burial in coastal Peru. A new study suggests that the birds were captured in the wild and kept alive over lengthy journeys ...

According to a March 18 news release by the French National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research, five skeletons were found in January 2025 at the Joséphine Baker school in Dijon, about ...

Archaeologists are investigating a wooden ship fragment found during works in a Dutch town, which may date back to the early medieval period.

A research team from Monash University’s School of Earth, Atmosphere, and Environment in Melbourne just discovered some of ...

The ancient city of Pompeii is one of those archaeological sites that keeps on giving with one discovery after another. While ...

Archaeologists unearthed a rare, intact bronze cannonball at the Alamo, dated to the 1836 siege and discovered just before the battle's 190th anniversary.

New research led by a University of Wyoming archaeologist near an ancient encampment in South America challenges a relatively new but widely accepted theory that the people who made and used Clovis ...

A cannonball believed to date back to the Battle of the Alamo has been discovered just days before the battle’s 190th ...