That’s the Penn Museum in Philadelphia, and once word gets out about what’s inside, you’ll understand why locals can’t stop raving about it. Nestled on the University of Pennsylvania campus, this ...

Meanwhile in Europe, Greece (c. 800–146 BCE) developed democracy, philosophy, and literature, shaping Western intellectual traditions, but Greek states were politically fragmented and prone to ...

But new research says that after Pompeii was buried in ash and debris, people did return. Archaeological research in the ...

Discover how 200 year old South African rock art might show a horned serpent from dicynodont fossils. San people as early ...

An “emotional and inspiring” archaeological find of Paleolithic tools has revealed a long-lost prehistoric passage that may have enabled movement between Ayvalık and Europe. Continuous stretches of ...

Archaeologists have recently made a remarkable discovery in South Africa: a 200-year-old rock painting that may depict a ...

The discovery of a previously unknown human lineage in Africa has sparked significant interest in the scientific community.

Pauline, Frances and Julia — saved nearly 600 acres of undeveloped marsh and hardwood forest along the Stono River.

Humanity's origins have long captivated scientists and historians alike, sparking debates and research into where and why ...

The story begins at Kvemo Bolnisi, a smelting workshop perched on a hillside in the Caucasus. Soviet archaeologists first dug ...

Heritage is a public good, and it surrounds us in South Africa – it’s in the hills, caves, under earth and in our backyards.

The liberal arts is known for its broad, interdisciplinary approach that connects the humanities, natural sciences, social ...