A new study posits that cheese production may have helped ancient farmers expand into Europe
Lavinia Fontana is widely considered the first professional female artist, while Sofonisba Anguissola served as Philip II of Spain’s court painter
The Crete local was trying to park his vehicle when he accidentally unearthed the ancient Minoan grave
The collection of more than 20 million artifacts included the oldest fossil found in the Americas and a trove of indigenous literature
Excavations at the site have also unearthed a large complex that was built around the theater
The Third Viscount Devonport has chosen sculptor Simon Hitchens to bring the Elizabeth Landmark to life
Culzean Castle, a towering fortress overlooking the cliffs of Ayrshire, sits atop a labyrinthine network allegedly used by smugglers, ghosts and fugitives
The Amos Rex Museum is located beneath Lasipalatsi, a 1930s shopping center known as the ‘Glass Palace’
The excavation comes amid a push to deal more openly with a difficult chapter of Spain’s history
This fall, event organizers plan on constructing a pseudo-city within a block of Berlin in order to emulate life in an unfamiliar country
The watch belonged to Sinai Kantor, a Russian immigrant who died when the ship went down
Scotland's oldest surviving manuscript, the Book of Deer, was written by monks living in the Aberdeenshire monastery
Between 2015 and 2017, militants wreaked havoc on the site’s ancient treasures
The German Lost Art Foundation removed the artworks from its database, suggesting they were saved by a collector's relatives rather than seized by Nazis
Researchers argue that lead exposure occurred prior to the start of the voyage, not during the stranded crew's battle for survival
The P-38 fighter is a member of the famed Lost Squadron, which landed on ice caps after running afoul of poor weather in July 1942
The dig site found by metal detectorists 3 years ago appears to be a high-status homestead that once had two villas
The first crop of industrial hemp grown in centuries was recently harvested at Mount Vernon
Researchers believe the changing environment doomed ‘Portus Pisanus,’ a harbor once considered lost to time
The stones recorded low water levels dating back to the 1600s and warn of impending hardships
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