Archaeologists in Jordan have documented a carved inscription bearing the name of Ramesses III, an Egyptian pharaoh who ...

The newfound tomb of an Egyptian prince has a false door, which ancient people viewed as an "entry" and "exit" for souls in ...

The power of Ramses III spread over key routes and was marked by rock inscriptions in his name—one has been found in Wadi Rum ...

Excavations on unpromising mounds in the Iraqi desert revealed Sumer’s earliest city. Surviving relics and a rebuilt temple ...

We'll look at how architecture was employed for political ends during the imperial period and how one can read that history today in the standing ruins embedded in the ... Interested in more Ancient ...

Aerial View of Ancient Roman Ruins in Rome. Scientists have found that the 'Little Ice Age' may have contributed to the fall of the Roman Empire almost 572 years ago. For a long time, it had been ...

New evidence supporting the former argument comes from oddly out-of-place rocks collected not from modern areas of the ancient Roman empire, but from Iceland. Although the region is known ...

Archaeologists excavating an area near Ramesseum Temple found several ancient tombs with canopic ... and Antiquities Archaeologists excavating ruins in Dahwa, Oman, found a “rare” 4,000 ...

Tired of crowded ruins and ... capsule of ancient streets, bathhouses, and mosaics—minus the mobs. It’s like stepping into the past, without the entry queue. A treasure of Roman North Africa ...

These ruins include ancient cities ... which flourished as part of the Roman Empire. The city is situated in an isolated location in Morocco and has helped preserve its ruins.

Under a grassy field in southeastern Europe sat some mysterious ancient ruins. Archaeologists had known ... military outpost built to defend against Roman attacks,” California State Polytechnic ...

Through radar scans and artifact finds, archaeologists identified the mystery ruins of Gradishte ... city established by ancient Macedonians before the rise of the Roman Empire.