New archaeological findings near Egypt's Pyramid of Djoser reveal a sophisticated hydraulic system, including a dam and a potential hydraulic elevator. This challenges traditional views of ancient Egy
A unique debate on the 2,500-year-old Parthenon Marbles will take place in Athens, featuring scholars arguing for and against their return, aiming to foster critical thinking on art ownership.
A new bronze statue honoring Admiral Raphael Semmes was dedicated in Spanish Fort, Baldwin County, Alabama, five years after the original monument was removed from Mobile. The ceremony, organized by t
Archaeologists in Spain have discovered a 5,000-year-old, well-preserved dolmen in Málaga. The tomb, 43 feet long, contains grave goods, weapons, and seashells, indicating ancient funerary practices a
A historic 19th-century Texas landmark, the Governor Horton Place in South Austin, is slated for demolition by year-end after decades of deterioration, fire damage, and safety concerns.
Kaula Island, a sacred site and long-standing U.S. Navy bombing range near Kauai, has been declared eligible for historic preservation, sparking debate over its future.
A newly discovered ancient port off Egypt's coast, linked to the Taposiris Magna temple, could lead archaeologists to Cleopatra's tomb. Led by Kathleen Martinez, a 20-year search is chronicled in a ne
Akron officials recommend demolishing the historic Firestone Plant 1, including its iconic clocktower, citing high costs. Residents and a councilman protest, urging preservation of the landmark due to
Despite a passed deadline, the National Park Service has not removed flagged content from Charleston sites, maintaining silence on specific changes amid a Trump administration directive to review hist
Archaeologists at Göbeklitepe, Türkiye, have discovered a 12,000-year-old human statue embedded in a wall, believed to be an ancient offering. This find provides new insights into Neolithic rituals an
