A groundbreaking study is overturning the long-held belief that the Assyrian Empire was the birthplace of cavalry in the ancient Near East.
Researchers now argue...
A team of Israeli scientists has uncovered new evidence suggesting that modern wine and table grapes originated from wild grapevines native to the Levant,...
In 1835, while digging a duck-pond in his garden in Margate, Kent, England, a man named James Newlove chanced upon something extraordinary: the blade...
A vast online archive of archaeological photography, Manar al-Athar—meaning “Guide to Archaeology” in Arabic—has emerged as a crucial tool for safeguarding the cultural heritage...
Part of Rome’s 13th-century Torre dei Conti, a medieval tower near the Colosseum, collapsed on Monday, injuring three construction workers and trapping another beneath...
