Metal detectorists find "incredible" artifact depicting Alexander the Great
The object, which has been described as a "spectacular" find, is thought to date to around the year A.D. 200.
Beautiful statue's head unearthed in "thrilling" ancient city find
The head, which dates back to around 1,800 years ago, is thought to depict the Greco-Roman god Apollo.
I'm excavating Alexander the Great's city—we've made important discoveries
Deep in Alexandria's ancient royal quarter are the ruins of Alexander the Great's civilization—and we're making very important discoveries.
Marine archaeologists discover ten shipwrecks, including one from Roman era
Among the objects found during the research project was a prehistoric vessel dating to the third millennium B.C.
Divers recover lost "Temple of Zeus" sculpture from sea bed
The "exceptional" artifact was originally overlooked in archaeological surveys and deemed to be of little importance.
Alexander the Great's gay depiction on Netflix sparks conservative fury
Some have mocked conservatives for not realizing what many have believed for centuries, that the ancient Greek leader may have had same-sex relationships.
Archaeologists identify Alexander the Great's father and son in tombs
Alexander is considered to be one of the most successful military leaders in history, having created one of the largest empires.
Archaeologists reveal ancient Greek temple where sacrifices took place
More than 700 objects were also uncovered in a "remarkable" state of preservation, researcher Sylvian Fachard told Newsweek.
Archaeologists discover two ancient Greek temples in 2,600-year-old city
The director of the archaeological site said the latest discoveries are "exceptional"—shedding new light on the ancient city.
Archaeologists unearth dozens of Egyptian mummies—Two with golden tongues
The ancient Egyptians may have placed golden tongues on some human remains to help the dead cross into the afterlife.
Archaeologists find 2,000-year-old monumental tomb of Roman elite in Turkey
The tomb, located near an ancient Greek sanctuary, was found to contain the remains of several people.
"Dancing" muse statue from 2,175 years ago unearthed in city of gladiators
The ancient city's site has been inhabited for thousands of years and has changed hands between several civilizations.
"Listening" to this ancient Greek sanctuary could reveal secrets of its use
A team have been investigating a renowned sanctuary dedicated to the ancient Greek deity Zeus using psychoacoustic techniques.
Submerged Ancient Greek city's treasures emerge 2,000 years later
The finds in the city that was once home to Trojan War warrior Ajax, according to Homer's "Iliad," was a marble relief of "particular importance."
Lost colorful beauty of ancient Greek Parthenon marbles revealed
The original appearance of the iconic sculptures, considered one of the "pinnacles" of ancient Greek art, has remained a mystery for centuries.
Sealed tomb from around days of Jesus Christ discovered in Italy
One painting inside the tomb shows the three-headed dog Cerberus, who in Greek Mythology guarded the gates to the underworld.
Hidden parts of ancient Greek city revealed after flooding
The ancient city was founded in 631 B.C. and became one of the most important cities of the Hellenic world before being Romanized.
Archaeologists find 'rare and valuable' ancient marble lion head
The unusually large sculpture may have belonged to an unknown ancient Greek temple.
Long-lost ancient temple of Apollo uncovered
In Ancient Greece, temples provided a place for worship and ritual practices, as well as providing a place for social, political, and economic functions.
Exceptionally well-preserved Roman mosaic of snake-hair Medusa uncovered
The mosaic, which shows Medusa among motifs of fish and peacocks, was uncovered by students in the city of Merida in Spain.
The science of ancient beauty practices
Humans have been taking care of our skin and hair for thousands of years, some methods of which were beneficial—and others that were incredibly toxic.
Ptolemy's lost manuscript discovered in book found in medieval abbey
After years of work, researchers have uncovered a guide to constructing an ancient tool for tracing distances and the stars.
Kraken? Mermaid? Mythical sea monsters may have been whales acting weirdly
Ancient and medieval peoples may have seen a strange whale behavior that has only recently been documented by scientists, the author of a study told Newsweek.
Submerged ancient Greek city with long-lost tombs revealed by drought
Receding water levels at a Turkish dam have revealed relics from the ancient Greek city of Scepsis that date back thousands of years.
Hercules' Head Discovered in Ancient Roman Shipwreck
The head of a Hercules statue has been found in the legendary 2,000-year-old Antikythera shipwreck.
What Apophis Means as God of Chaos Asteroid Has Close Encounter with Earth
The asteroid is estimated to measure more than 1,100 feet in diameter.
'Significant' Ancient Roman Shipwreck Discovered With Thousands of Amphorae
Researchers also found three almost intact World War II wrecks, including two ships and a plane.
Ancient Greek Shipwreck With Stone Pyramid Anchors Discovered
Underwater archaeologists also found four other shipwrecks dating from several different historical periods.
Rare Ancient Tomb of Rich Minoan Woman Discovered at Complex in Crete
The Minoan Civilization, which flourished on the Greek island of Crete in ancient times, is considered by many to be the birthplace of "high culture" in Europe.
1,500-year-old Crypt of Warrior Buried With Wife and Children Discovered
Researchers say that the warrior was likely of high status because he and his family were buried more than 16 feet below the ground alongside a trove of valuable items.