The rare interment suggests that some hunter-gatherer societies imbued female infants with full personhood
The 11th-century tool may have been used to record family lineages and trade agreements
Conservative critics have opposed the new proposal, which aims to make the Paris landmark an "even more beautiful and welcoming" place for visitors
A deal made with the Manhattan district attorney bars billionaire Michael Steinhardt from purchasing ancient objects for the rest of his life
Working with the Studio Museum of Harlem, the museum is preserving the photographer’s images of 20th-century Black life
Researchers in the Netherlands used new scanning technologies to discover how the Baroque artist painted his most famous masterpiece
Officials in the Virginia city approved a bold plan for the future of the Confederate monument
Using artificial intelligence, scientists have put together a computerized system that could rebuild the magnificent murals destroyed by Mount Vesuvius
A comprehensive collection of the iconic songwriter's visual art is on display for the first time in the United States
The four-phase project will include a museum, global research center and memorial
Using ground-penetrating radar, scientists were able to find the Iron Age settlement and learn more about its place in Viking culture
Researchers found incense burners, a vessel containing cremated remains and other artifacts in the former capital of Tenochtitlán
Artifacts found in a pair of tombs on the Mediterranean island speak to the interconnected nature of the ancient world
Drastic changes in climate in the sixth century C.E. led the ancient Native American civilization to adopt new technologies
American authorities seized the presumably looted objects, which were listed as replicas, in 2009
Scholars are studying the remains in hopes of learning more about the Indigenous peoples who lived in the region prior to the rise of the Inca Empire
The pop star's 10-minute, 13-second rerecording of "All Too Well" debuted at the top spot in Billboard's Hot 100 chart
Dated to around 1503, the depiction of the Virgin and Child bears the Renaissance master's monogram and watermark
Staff at the National Galleries of Scotland, which recently acquired the David Allan painting, hope to uncover more information about the sitter's identity
The stunning work became the most expensive Latin American artwork ever sold, breaking a benchmark set by the Mexican painter's husband, Diego Rivera
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