Man-made ditches found across the Bolivian and Brazilian Amazon remain something of a mystery.
The discovery in Iran of a tiny mummified body back in 2005 prompted rumors of an ancient city of dwarfs.
A leading historian has claimed that the iconic monument was 'as much a triumph as a disaster'.
A new 3D imaging technique could finally determine whether the warriors were based on real soldiers.
Archaeologists have found evidence of an ancient and devastating epidemic of apocalyptic proportions.
The alleged tomb of the infamous 16th century tryant Vlad the Impaler has been uncovered in Italy.
An advanced new diving suit will be worn by divers looking for more pieces of the Antikythera mechanism.
More than 200 pictures have been identified on the walls of the ancient temple using digital imaging.
The 1,200-year-old wooden notebook and tool was the ancient equivalent of a modern tablet computer.
The remains were found during the excavation of a marketplace in Poland's West Pomeranian Province.
Amesbury in Wiltshire, the home of Stonehenge, has been revealed to be the oldest town in Britain.
Without the availability of modern machinery the ancient builders of the pyramids had to improvise.
A crypt dating back to the 6th century is home to what is thought to be the earliest depiction of Christ.
The discovery was made by Swiss archaeologists during an excavation in Egypt's Valley of the Kings.
Wrestling events in the ancient world appear to have been plagued by bribes and match fixing.
New archaeological evidence has suggested that Rome was founded two centuries earlier.
Several artefacts were discovered inside the casket including a signet ring with a pharaonic seal.
A mysterious hammer was discovered in Texas in 1934 embedded inside a rock several million years old.
Archaeologists have excavated the site of an ancient Egyptian tomb where a 7m high pyramid once stood.
Archaeologist John Romer believes he has identified the location of the tomb of three Egyptian kings.