Archaeologists uncover a massive 5th-century Christian monastery in Egypt, revealing monks’ daily life, Coptic art, and a forgotten religious hub buried for centuries.

The research team dates the discovery to Egypt’s Reunification Period, between 2040 and 1700 B.C., suggesting that ...

Archaeologists in Egypt recovered massive stones weighing up to 80 tonnes from the seabed of Alexandria, linked to one of the ...

Travel back in time with Stacker through some of the most impressive archeological discoveries in the world, according to ...

At an archaeological site in northern Egypt, researchers have brought to light a colossal structure dating from the 7th ...

Spring begins with Jang Beom-jun’s song “Cherry Blossom Ending.” A spring breeze blows, scattering cherry petals that echo ...

As you can tell, there’s a long way to go. The two largest collections of the bronzes are still the Ethnological Museum of ...

This rare example of an ancient Egyptian beaded dress was likely crafted specifically for a woman's funeral.

Archaeologists say they have uncovered new evidence that the production of arsenical bronze was known to the ancient Middle ...

An ancient monastery dating to the dawn of Christianity was recently uncovered in an Egyptian desert, according to local ...

During excavations of an ancient cistern in Azekah, archaeologists came across a 2,500-year-old mass grave for dozens of ...