Mosaics from the late Roman era have been unearthed by treasure hunters, whose identities are not yet know, carried out in a wheat field in the central Anatolian province of Yozgat’s Sorgun district.

Giant television screens will be set up in Leicester city center to allow thousands of people to watch the historic re-interment of Richard III at Leicester Cathedral, Thursday, March 26.

A study by the University of Florida claims to have discovered the first ever evidence for ancient bone surgery found in Peru. Two skeletons from the pre-Colombian site of Kuelap Fortress demonstrate pathology similar ...

In 1940, in Tanis, Egypt, a French archaeologist Pierre Montet discovered a tomb of a little known pharaoh of the 21st Dynasty of ancient Egypt, Psusennes I. It was believed that with the country weakened, the pharaohs ...

A younger, more attractive version of Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa is currently on view at a new exhibition in Singapore. The owners of the painting say that Leonardo da Vinci himself completed it a decade before ...

The long lost location of Genghis Khan’s final resting place may finally be uncovered through the use of satellite imagery.

The most well known earth cravings in the world are undoubtedly the Nazca Lines of coastal Peru. Yet, scattered across the globe are thousands of other geoglyphs that are equally as impressive.

On Dec. 15 the Cairo government unveiled four renovated halls of the famed Tutankhamun gallery in the Egyptian Museum, as part of a complete overhaul of the facility. The gallery houses treasures that were found intact ...

The etched shell from the Indonesian island of Java was found where Homo Erectus, thought to have made only simple tools out of stone, was discovered.

Scientists have determined with nearly 100-percent accuracy that the remains discovered under a municipal parking lot in Leicester, England, belonged to King Richard III. Also this week, evidence of infidelity in Richard ...