Joseph Henry Loveless murdered his wife with an axe more than 100 years ago. Now, his dismembered remains have been identified
The table ensured standard measurements for buying and selling in the first century A.D.
The viral infection may have made its first hop into humans when large cities arose
The damaged drawing was hidden on the back of a clay cuneiform tablet
The clay figures are part of the vast subterranean army built to protect the formidable emperor Qin Shi Huang in the afterlife
The famed Copper Age mummy's bowstring is the world's oldest known specimen
This once-lost copy of "A Problem in Greek Ethics" is only the sixth of its kind
The group is seeking one million images in order to create a high-quality reconstruction
After 95 years of exclusivity, these films, books and compositions are now free for use by everyone
Archaeologists recovered the remnants of an ancient "Book of Two Ways" from a sarcophagus
The four Scythians were buried together some 2,500 years ago
A new study suggests travelers brought pigs from far-flung locations to the ceremonial feasting hub of Navan Fort
New geophysical evidence points to ancient burn marks that could have coincided with the building of Scotland’s Callanish standing stones
Archaeologists think it was occupied by Maya elite more than 1,000 years ago
A new series of data visualizations offers insights on the practice's historical significance
Starting early next year, Dinner by Heston in London will serve a menu inspired by ancient Roman fare
Even after centuries in ruins, castles still need some TLC—and, perhaps, you?
Just a few centuries ago, much of the Swedish capital was under water, clearing the way for magnificent ships to dock on the shore
A Tennessee Republican has proposed replacing a bust of the Confederate general with a tribute to the iconic country star
A new study describes artifacts from an archaeological site in Oregon that appear to have been scaled down for little hands
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