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An Egyptian archaeological team from the Supreme Council of Antiquities (SCA) has unearthed the tomb of a high-ranking military commander dating back to the reign of King Ramesses III (ca. 1184 BCE–1153 BCE). The tomb was found at Tell Roud …
The Headlines SUDAN’S NATIONAL MUSEUM WAS LOOTED while Khartoum was under control of the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) for two years, according to the Guardian and various other outlets. Videos show the museum in ruins, with piles of rubble …
Massive Hoard of Iron Age Treasures Unearthed in England More than eight hundred artifacts dating to the Iron Age have beendiscoveredin England, comprising one of the largest such troves ever found in the UK. Dating to the first century AD, …
A collection of jewelry dating back to the early 26th Dynasty has been found by archaeologists during excavation work in the northwestern part of the Karnak Temple in Luxor, Egypt. The Temple of Karnak is one of Egypt’s most significant …
The world’s first vehicles were used some 20,000 years ago, scientists now suggest after drag marks were discovered beside human footprints in New Mexico. The prehistoric markings were found in White Sands National Park by a team from Bournemouth University. …
A massive bacchanalian frieze spanning three walls has been discovered in a banquet hall in the ancient Roman city Pompeii, the archaeological park announced in a press release. The frescoes depict a procession of bacchantes, female followers of the wine …
Alexandria is a city of turning points. When it was founded by Alexander the Great in 332 B.C.E., near an existing Egyptian settlement, the port city represented Egypt’s absorption into Greco-Roman culture. It’s no coincidence that the city’s patron god …
Each year Stonehenge draws more than a million visitors to a spot in southern England about 90 miles from London and 35 miles from Bath. Many of these visitors flock to the site on solstices and equinoxes: On those four …
The Manhattan District Attorney‘s Office recently announced the recovery of two groups of ancient artifacts which would be returned to Greece and Italy. A repatriation ceremony took place on February 25 for eleven ancient Greek artifacts, including a votive figurine …
At the end of the Siq—a narrow, winding gorge through ruby-red sandstone in southwestern Jordan—lies one of the most jaw-dropping sights in archaeology: an open plaza dominated by Al-Khazneh, an elaborate, colonnaded tomb cut directly out of the vermilion cliffs. …
Literally “old mountain” in Quechua, Peru’s dominant indigenous language, Machu Picchu is built into peaks more than 2,400 meters above sea level in southern Peru, where the Andes and the Amazon Basin meet. Archaeologists believe the Incan citadel was built …
In 79 C.E., Pompeii, some 14 miles southeast of Naples, was a luxurious resort city. By then it was part of the Roman Empire, though the area had been first settled by the Osci, a central Italian ethnic group eventually …
Archaeologists have discovered a “monumental necropolis” dating to the pre-Roman Iron Age (500 BCE-1 BCE) in Santa Croce, according Italian officials. The ancient cemetery found in the Northern Italian city of Trento includes at least 200 individual tombs. Experts believe …
The Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA), a body of the Israeli government that oversees national artifacts and sites, rejected a proposal to take on an official role overseeing West Bank antiquities under a bill presented by Likud party member Amit Halevi …