A new analysis of shipwrecked metals inscribed with Cypro-Minoan markings suggests the objects originated in Sardinia, some 1,550 miles away from Cyprus
Researchers discovered 164 sea stars placed in the Templo Mayor around the turn of the 16th century
A task force is identifying new names for sites on federal land that bear a derogatory term referring to Indigenous women
Historical records suggest the Inca called the 15th-century citadel Huayna Picchu, before an American explorer who "discovered" the site in 1911 renamed it
Researchers found bones in China that indicate geese were domesticated about 2,000 years before chickens
Researchers uncovered two standing stones featuring anthropomorphic carvings and a model of a "desert kite" used to trap wild gazelles
France’s culture ministry describes the finding as being “of remarkable scientific quality”
Tools and pieces of the clay earth pigment found in northern China date to about 40,000 years old, and introduce new theories about early human migration
The 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion cleared a six-month backlog of mail while stationed in Europe in 1945
The exhibition probes the paradoxes of Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux's "Why Born Enslaved!," the most famous depiction of a Black woman in 19th-century art
The 2,000-year-old gold piece, perhaps worn by one of the murderers, could sell for $2 million
Researchers create massive genealogical network dating back 100,000 years
Spanish authorities had all but given up the search for the missing piece, which was lost in a heist carried out by notorious art thief "Erik the Belgian"
Nigerian artist Victor Ehikhamenor's 'Still Standing' sparks conversation about how to deal with colonial monuments
Workers removed the Talbot Boys Statue on Monday after years of pressure from the local community
The Tolkien Estate recently published a trove of rare, unpublished art by the famed fantasy author on its website
Local authorities plan to safely detonate the ordnance, potentially destroying it in the process. The decision has sparked controversy among history buffs
A new analysis documents a link between discriminatory housing practices and local air quality
International police and U.S. Customs and Border Protection performed checks at museums, border crossing points, airports and auction houses
Researchers discovered the S.S. "Atlanta" last summer while using sonar to map 2,500 miles of the seabed
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