A rare 2,000-year-old Iberian sculpture head has been found reused in a Roman building at the ancient site of Libisosa in ...

Roman laws reveal how soldiers, officials, and provinces captured and moved wild animals for spectacles across the empire.

AI and acoustic tests suggest two Etruscan tombs in Tarquinia created very different sensory experiences during ancient funeral rites.

A 5,000-year-old burial mound near Wrocław contains a male skeleton, 42-tooth necklace and battle axe linked to Corded Ware ...

Nearly 4 million Roman coins show how roads, cities, and institutions helped integrate Rome’s expanding territories.

A 2,000-year-old ring found at Herodium in the Judean desert likely links a local worker to the administration of Pontius ...

The team pushed the history of sheeppox further back by examining ancient sheep teeth from pastoralist settlements on the ...

Roman fishing weights found near Mellaria show how river fishing helped support daily life in ancient southern Spain.

Carbon dating dates the Tonalámatl de Aubin to around 1494, confirming the Aztec divination manuscript predates Spanish rule.

A 10th-century Viking silver hoard weighing 18.5 kg is Denmark’s largest known, with 700 objects, coins, jewelry and silver ...

Twelve wallaby teeth found in Queensland reveal rare Indigenous jewelry made with resin and plant fiber 1,200 years ago.

Archaeologists uncover a rare Roman imperial bath with heated floors, pools and a sauna inside a palace tower in eastern ...