A three‑year archaeological dig beneath the Palace of Westminster has uncovered artefacts dating from the Mesolithic (around 4300 BC) through to the 19th century. Sixty flint fragments—toolmaking debris—were fo...
Oxford University Press has named 'rage bait' its 2025 Word of the Year. The phrase describes online posts deliberately designed to provoke anger and drive engagement, a pheno...
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The Center for Islamic Civilization (CISC) in Tashkent is a vast three‑storey cultural complex set to open in ...
New Zealand completed a rare Dubai Sevens double, beating Australia in the men's final 26-22 and the women's final 29-14. The men's match was decided by late drama — key tackl...
Pope Leo XIV and senior Catholic leaders visited a basilica revealed by low water at Lake Iznik to mark the 1,...
The Ferdinand Magellan (US Car No. 1) was a heavily modified Pullman railcar that served as the U.S. president...
Robert A.M. Stern, the Brooklyn-born founder of RAMSA and former dean of Yale School of Architecture, died on November 27 at 86. Over seven decades he produced influential buildings—including 15 Central Park We...
Zootopia 2 topped the North American Thanksgiving box office with $156 million across the five-day holiday and...
By 900 CE , many Classic Maya southern lowland cities were abandoned. Scholars now argue there was no single c...
The State Foundation on Culture and the Arts and the Department of Accounting and General Services are hosting...
Pope Leo XIV visited Istanbul’s Blue Mosque, removed his shoes as a sign of respect, but did not pray during t...
Oscar Piastri won Saturday's Qatar Grand Prix sprint from pole in Lusail, earning eight points and trimming La...
Dr. Rory Mac Sweeney, a London dentist, identifies an equilateral triangle between the legs of Leonardo da Vin...
New forensic and historical analyses identify Tomb I at Vergina as the burial place of Philip II of Macedon. T...
Key findings: Murals at 12 sites in the Lower Pecos Canyonlands display a consistent Pecos River style across roughly 4,000 years and about 175 generations. Researchers combined 57 radiocarbon and 25 oxalate da...
The Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge will display a nearly complete handprint found on the underside of a 4,000...
This piece revisits High Point’s July 12, 1947 sighting, when two local pilots reported a revolving, cylindrical object at about 1,000 feet that emitted bursts of fire and spe...
Sudanese archaeologist Shadia Abdrabo is racing to create an online archive of Sudan’s archaeological sites, m...
The Roman world (1st century BC–5th century AD) introduced practical innovations in construction, public servi...
The pope and Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I led an ecumenical prayer at Iznik to mark 1,700 years since th...
A new study in Internet Archaeology argues that a ring of about 20 pits two miles northeast of Stonehenge was ...
This roundup highlights recent campus controversies: a university webpage warning of a perceived "whiteness pa...
The Colombian government has begun a second-phase recovery of artifacts from the Spanish galleon San José, which sank in 1708 carrying an estimated 200 tons of treasure. Early recoveries include a bronze cannon...
Underwater archaeologists in Kyrgyzstan say they have located the medieval Silk Road town of Toru-Aygyr beneat...
Professor Hallie Meredith discovered abstract motifs on the underside of a Roman glass cup (c. 300–500 AD) and...
The article profiles Shudan Kodo, a synchronized-walking tradition at Nippon Sport Science University in Yokoh...
A three‑year archaeological dig beneath the Palace of Westminster has uncovered artefacts dating from the Mesolithic (around 4300 BC) through to the 19th century. Sixty flint fragments—toolmaking debris—were fo...
Oxford University Press has named 'rage bait' its 2025 Word of the Year. The phrase describes online posts deliberately designed to provoke anger and drive engagement, a pheno...
Neal Conner, nicknamed 'Neon Man,' has been hand-bending neon signs since the 1980s and runs Neon Latitudes fr...
Melania Trump unveiled the White House holiday decorations under the theme “Home Is Where the Heart Is,” featu...
The Center for Islamic Civilization (CISC) in Tashkent is a vast three‑storey cultural complex set to open in ...
New Zealand completed a rare Dubai Sevens double, beating Australia in the men's final 26-22 and the women's final 29-14. The men's match was decided by late drama — key tackl...
Pope Leo XIV and senior Catholic leaders visited a basilica revealed by low water at Lake Iznik to mark the 1,...
The Ferdinand Magellan (US Car No. 1) was a heavily modified Pullman railcar that served as the U.S. president...
Robert A.M. Stern, the Brooklyn-born founder of RAMSA and former dean of Yale School of Architecture, died on November 27 at 86. Over seven decades he produced influential buildings—including 15 Central Park We...
Zootopia 2 topped the North American Thanksgiving box office with $156 million across the five-day holiday and...
By 900 CE , many Classic Maya southern lowland cities were abandoned. Scholars now argue there was no single c...
The State Foundation on Culture and the Arts and the Department of Accounting and General Services are hosting...
Pope Leo XIV visited Istanbul’s Blue Mosque, removed his shoes as a sign of respect, but did not pray during t...
Oscar Piastri won Saturday's Qatar Grand Prix sprint from pole in Lusail, earning eight points and trimming La...
Dr. Rory Mac Sweeney, a London dentist, identifies an equilateral triangle between the legs of Leonardo da Vin...
New forensic and historical analyses identify Tomb I at Vergina as the burial place of Philip II of Macedon. T...
Key findings: Murals at 12 sites in the Lower Pecos Canyonlands display a consistent Pecos River style across roughly 4,000 years and about 175 generations. Researchers combined 57 radiocarbon and 25 oxalate da...
The Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge will display a nearly complete handprint found on the underside of a 4,000...
This piece revisits High Point’s July 12, 1947 sighting, when two local pilots reported a revolving, cylindrical object at about 1,000 feet that emitted bursts of fire and spe...
Sudanese archaeologist Shadia Abdrabo is racing to create an online archive of Sudan’s archaeological sites, m...
The Roman world (1st century BC–5th century AD) introduced practical innovations in construction, public servi...
The pope and Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I led an ecumenical prayer at Iznik to mark 1,700 years since th...
A new study in Internet Archaeology argues that a ring of about 20 pits two miles northeast of Stonehenge was ...
This roundup highlights recent campus controversies: a university webpage warning of a perceived "whiteness pa...
The Colombian government has begun a second-phase recovery of artifacts from the Spanish galleon San José, which sank in 1708 carrying an estimated 200 tons of treasure. Early recoveries include a bronze cannon...
Underwater archaeologists in Kyrgyzstan say they have located the medieval Silk Road town of Toru-Aygyr beneat...
Professor Hallie Meredith discovered abstract motifs on the underside of a Roman glass cup (c. 300–500 AD) and...
The article profiles Shudan Kodo, a synchronized-walking tradition at Nippon Sport Science University in Yokoh...