Archaeology

Press your olives following archaeological clues provided on wall paintings and reliefs.

To uncover new clues about the secretive world of Mithraism, scientists considered evidence right at their feet.

The remnants of Borgund were buried in the dirt for centuries and then sat in museum storage for decades.

Archaeological work at Tombos reveals the stories of people who lived more than 4,000 years ago—and inspires new interest from the people who live there today.

Children and even infants joined adults in making their marks, say archaeologists.

It's getting easier to find potential remains non-invasively—but that's just one step in a long and painful process.

Since their discovery more than 60 years ago, the "Fishbones" tunnels beneath the French city have been an enigma.

In Conza today, millennia of history seem to exist all at the same time.

An hour's drive from central Lima, locals hope to preserve Huaycán's glorious past and improve their own future.