From buried woodlands to Iron Age shrines, the Archaeology department’s Field School has been uncovering a site's secrets while honing their excavation skills.

Tucked away in Laurel, Maryland, the M-NCPPC Dinosaur Park offers exactly that—a chance to unearth history with your own two hands, minus the whole “running from velociraptors” part. Let me tell you ...

Most of our knowledge of New Zealand's prehistoric bird diversity comes from long-lost species with bones large enough to be ...

Archaeologists uncovered rare Roman artifacts at Bremenium Fort, England, revealing how soldiers lived on Rome’s northern ...

New dating techniques at a fossil site in New Mexico attempt to dispel the theory that dinosaurs were already in decline ...

Archaeologists have uncovered at least 65 ancient tombs in Turkey, which prove the existence of an ancient city mentioned in ...

New archaeological findings have emerged from the ancient city of Shaoxing, a site already famous for its role as the capital ...

Archaeologists in Turkey discovered over 60 ancient tombs in Colossae, the biblical city mentioned in St. Paul's famous New ...

Sunken finds in the South China Sea testify to rich trade networks used over hundreds of years. The sea routes brought ...

Excavations are shedding light on what life was like at the ancient site, which may have once housed hundreds of soldiers at ...

Archaeologists recently discovered an extraordinary 1,200-year-old loaf of bread bearing the image of Jesus Christ at the ...

Astronomers have made a stunning discovery that reveals just how ancient some of the water in our universe really is. Using ...