Experts Stumble on First-Ever Zodiac Symbol of Goat-Fish Carving in Egyptian Rock Art, Identify It as Capricornus A rare ...

A n important discovery has been made at a rock art site on the western bank of the Nile: a petroglyph of depicting a zodiac ...

Reviewing the symbol’s history, the researchers note that the appearance of a goat-fish hybrid first occurs in Mesopotamian ...

A new study by Dr. Linda Evans and her colleagues from Macquarie University, Australia, published in the Journal of Egyptian ...

A team of archaeologists from LSU and the University of Texas at Tyler has excavated the earliest known ancient Maya salt works in southern Belize, as reported in the journal Antiquity. The team ...

The offering was carefully fixed to the ground with a nail and then set on fire. Credit: Parco Archeologico e Paesaggistico della Valle dei Templi In the heart of the ancient city of Akragas, today ...

Forgotten Giants: Were There Really Giants in Ancient Times? One of the most enduring myths of humankind is that pertaining to giants. In almost every major civilization and culture in the world, ...

LANDER — The place now known as Sinks Canyon State Park has been an important place for the people of this region for generations. There’s a long history in the canyon, stretching back far ...

A massive Maya landscape has been hiding under a forested area of southern Mexico. The newfound city, dubbed Valeriana, spans an area roughly the size of Beijing and has “all the hallmarks of a ...

The artifacts discovered inside a tomb of 11 Egyptian burials from the height of the country’s Middle Kingdom offer a fresh perspective on the funerary practices from the 12 th and 13 th ...

Researchers at the Field Museum scan a mummified individual displayed in the Inside Ancient Egypt exhibition (Chicago Field Museum) Now CT X-ray scans of the coffin have thrown light on the ...

In a statement on Friday, November 1, Egypt’s South Asasif Conservation Project (SACP) announced the discovery of the tomb dating to the Middle Kingdom (1938–1630 BCE) on the Nile’s West Bank.