In 1902, an Egyptological “summit” was held on the terrace of the Mena House H๏τel in Cairo. This event was organized by Gaston Maspero, the director of…

At the ruins of Puma Punku or Tiwanaku—where the very stones seem to mock our understanding of ancient technology—a single L-shaped protrusion juts from a megalithic wall…

At the edge of Taiwan’s rugged northern coast, Yehliu Geopark is a gallery of stone shaped by an artist older than civilization. Wind, water, and time have…

In the sun-scorched quarries of Aswan, where the Nile’s waters once ferried pharaonic ambition, lies an enigma carved in pink granite—a flawless triangular recess, its edges sharp…

High above the ancient city of Cusco, the ruins of Sacsayhuamán stand as a testament to the Inca Empire’s lost mastery over stone. Here, colossal blocks—some weighing…

Scientists have discovered a mᴀssive burial with more than 300 tombs in Egypt that they are calling the new ‘City of the ᴅᴇᴀᴅ.’ The city of Aswan was an important…

In a stunning archaeological revelation that has captivated historians and archaeologists worldwide, two Egyptian mummies, dating back approximately 3,000 years to the 11th century BCE, were discovered…

In a startling discovery that has sent ripples through the archaeological community, a team excavating an Anglo-Saxon burial site in England uncovered a human skeleton, dating to…

A Burial Beyond Belief In a discovery as haunting as it is profound, archaeologists have uncovered a remarkably preserved skeleton—laid to rest among ritual objects, preserved grains,…