A recent study has reportedly discovered evidence of structures stretching thousands of feet beneath the desert sands.
Egyptian officials have revealed the discovery of the tomb of King Thutmose II near to the Valley of Kings.
Excavations near the Israeli capital have unearthed one of the most unusual Neolithic finds of recent years.
One type of medieval throne has helped archaeologists discover the whereabouts of another.
The historic stone has been used during the coronation of British monarchs for centuries.
The bottle was analyzed at a British university after being discovered during excavations at a building site.
Here we take a look back at the most popular historical mysteries and discoveries from the last twelve months.
The world-famous Neolithic stone circle may have served as more than just a spiritual or ritualistic monument.
The building, which dates back centuries, was once owned by the Freemasons and is thought to hide many secrets.
The limestone sarcophagus is thought to have been that of Saint Nicholas - the real-life inspiration behind Santa Claus.
The ancient text is inscribed upon finger-sized clay cylinders believed to date back some 4,500 years.
A skeleton unearthed in a small town in Belgium over 40 years ago has become the center of a long enduring mystery.
The face of a woman thought to be a vampire who was buried 400 years ago has been reconstructed by experts.
The ruins of an ancient city in southern Mexico have yielded evidence of long-lost underground tunnels.
A boat-shaped formation in the mountains of Turkey has long been at the center of the search for the biblical vessel.
For a period of over 300 years, people accused of being witches were hunted down and persecuted.
The discovery was made beneath the resting place of the Holy Grail in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
Scientists have used artificial intelligence to find more 'new' geoglyphs that had been lost to time.
Archaeologists discovered that the man had been buried with several large stones placed on his chest.
Back in 2022, two lead coffins were discovered beneath the cathedral during restoration works at the site.