For archaeologists and historians alike, this is a very common, agreed-upon argument, and an undoubtedly important one.

After visiting over 50 countries, I think the Amalfi Coast, Machu Picchu, and London are some of the places everyone should ...

Rualdo MenegatThe reasoning for choosing this extreme location was three-fold (protection against earthquakes, a water supply, and readily available building materials), but all resulted from one ...

This 15th-century Incan citadel situated high in the heart of a mountain ... One of its most famous surviving buildings is El ...

Lima, Peru, is a massive city with over 11 million people. It is world-renowned for its cuisine, museums, and art. However, the city also contains dozens of historical monuments that any history ...

In a cave just north of Kraków, Poland, ancient people ate one another 18,000 years ago. Darek Bobak Catalan Institute of Human Paleoecology and Social Evolution In prehistoric Europe, the ...

Chinkana, meaning labyrinth, is an archaeological site beneath the city of Cusco in Peru, which was the administrative, political, and military capital of the Incan empire. The kingdom was founded ...

The Pyramids of Giza, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, stand as Egypt’s most iconic landmarks and a testament to the ingenuity and ambition of its ancient civilization. For travelers ...

Mexico’s Maya and Aztec pyramids deserve a spot high on your travel list. These were once holy spaces for ancient civilizations, and each offers a moment of complete awe and a rare look into history.