A survivor house In Chicago, built In 1888
Once a part of a series of row houses that were completed soon after the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, today 154 W. Superior is the lone survivor, surrounded by towering high-rise buildings.
The image above captures one of the most haunting and poignant sights in the history of preservation: the remarkably lifelike remains of Rosalia Lombardo, a young Italian…
High in the rugged Andean highlands, where thin mountain air meets endless skies, stands a solitary and enigmatic stone monolith. Scholars suggest it may date as far…
Amid the golden sands of Giza, not far from the imposing silhouette of the Great Pyramid, stands a weathered yet captivating ancient archway. Believed to have been…
Nestled in the rugged landscapes of Northumberland, England, lies the Doddington Rock Art, an extraordinary collection of prehistoric carvings that dates back to the Neolithic and Bronze…
In the golden sands of Dahshur, where the scorching Egyptian sun casts long shadows across the desert landscape, stands a monument unlike any other in the ancient…
A Delicate Window into Ancient Egypt’s Past In the vast realm of Egyptian archaeology, one artifact stands apart, captivating researchers and history enthusiasts alike: the Bashiri mummy….