The new professors at the University of Helsinki will present the latest research findings in their fields on Wednesday, 27 May from 14.30 to 16.30 ...

An Egyptian mummy was found buried with a papyrus fragment of a passage from Homer’s Iliad—the first time literature was seen in burial.

Archaeologists have uncovered a system of tunnels underneath Troy which supplied water for the inhabitants of the city.

On Friday (May 8), the Oswestry & Border History & Archaeology Group (OBHAG) will host the final event in its spring ...

In 2022, just before the launch of her book Colors of Devotion, author Anita Shah stood before a group of students at the ...

On May 7, 2026, at 11:00 am, at the Auditorium of the MAV Virtual Archaeological Museum of Herculaneum, permanent home to the ...

The story of Harald Fairhair is well known. The petty king who, in the 9th century, wanted to unite Norway into one kingdom ...

Soak in history at Virginia’s Warm Springs, a centuries-old spa town with mineral pools, mountain trails and charming inns.

Curator of exhibitions Natascha Adams presents a public lecture at the Philomath Museum on Thursday, May 7, exploring museums ...

Alabama has pyramids. Well, not exactly pyramids, but close enough that when you visit Moundville Archaeological Park, you’ll ...

Mounds State Park in Anderson has been quietly sitting on one of Indiana’s most intriguing secrets, and it’s not just the ...

The Hoba meteorite in Namibia is the largest known natural piece of iron on Earth, weighing about 60 metric tons today. By ...