Archaeologists uncovered ancient offerings in a sealed cave in Mexico, revealing secrets of the lost Tlacotepehua ...

Archaeologists in Mexico have discovered ancient Mayan pottery in a cave system a little more than 10 miles away from downtown Playa de Carmen.

The Tlacotepehuas, a civilization once located in the Sierra de Guerrero, have long been a mystery, with very little ...

A hidden chamber in Mexico's Tlayócoc cave has revealed ancient artifacts from a long-lost civilization, offering a rare ...

The university is home to 30 stunning libraries and more than 16 museums, including the Museum of Natural History, the Museum of Art, the Kelsey Museum of Archeology, Matthaei Botanical Gardens ...

The team used cutting-edge X-ray technology to identify how artifacts were positioned in ... counterparts,” said Tom Moore, Head of Archaeology at Durham University. According to the press ...

As the site of the original city of Montréal, Vieux-Montréal (accessible from the Orange Line's Place-d'Armes and Champ-de-Mars métro stations) is the hub of the city's history. The beautiful ...

Iron spearheads and copper alloy artifacts that were found in the Melsonby Hoard. (Image credit: Durham University) From the field, the team cut out a large block of earth holding the artifacts ...

More than 800 artifacts—remnants of wagons and chariots ... head of the university’s Department of Archaeology. “We were not expecting it … I think for everybody on the team, we were ...

The excavation site, just north of the valley of Zohar (Nahal Zohar) along the coast of the Dead Sea, contains a host of exceptionally well-preserved artifacts that are more than 2,000 years old.