Excavations at a necropolis outside of Liternum, near modern-day Naples, have found two ornate funerary enclosures.

In addition to filling its new store with art pieces, the jewelry house has pledged 900,000 euros to support the city’s Museo del Novecento through its foundation.

The finding suggests that Liternum was not only a residential area but also a resting place for gladiators after their careers in the arena.

"We must look at and research the Hellenistic world," states archaeologist and director of the Ephorate of Antiquities of Imathia, Angeliki Kottaridi, in an interview marking the 20th anniversary of ...

The ancient kingdom of Mrauk U welcomed Buddhists ... godlike figure wearing a gilded robe and three-tiered golden crown shaped like a pagoda. He stands balanced atop an elephant, surrounded ...

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Credit: Soprintendenza ABAP per l’Area Metropolitana di Napoli A marble tomb believed to belong to a Roman gladiator has been uncovered in a newly discovered cemetery in the ancient town ... most ...

The twelve gates of the city include a remarkable variation of styles, including square, arched and vaulted ... still inhabited in the 3rd century CE judging from coin finds. Fortifications of the ...

The parking lot tells its own story—vehicles bearing license plates from across Georgia and neighboring states fill the ...

Vibrant agua frescas in every color of the rainbow offer sweet relief from the Georgia heat—horchata, tamarind, watermelon, ...