High on the slopes of Mount Parnassus, the sanctuary of Delphi was the most famous oracle of the ancient world, a priestess of the Greek god Apollo, who could shape the course of history.
In 2025, archaeologists found traces of Scotland’s biggest and oldest Neolithic timber hall. Dated at roughly 4000 BC, it was built a thousand years before Stonehenge existed.
New research has shed new light on the origins of the Carnac megaliths in France, making them perhaps the oldest monumental structures in Europe.
Archaeologists in southern Jordan have uncovered the long-lost Byzantine city of Tharais, tucked away on the southeast coast of the Dead Sea.
New age dating of a boomerang found in a Polish cave has archaeologists abuzz that it could be the oldest boomerang on Earth.
Archaeologists in northern Vietnam have uncovered two fully intact wooden boats with an unprecedented double-hulled design, the first discovery of its kind.
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