They had crossed most of Persia, climbed snowbound mountains and fought tribes that hurled stones at them from the cliffs.
In 2006, the Carabinieri, Italy’s national military police, raised the alarm about illegal digging in a forest of oaks and chestnuts near Vetralla, in the province of Viterbo, north of Rome. The ...
Around 4,200 years ago, in the dry south-east of the Iberian Peninsula, a society began building cities on hilltops, stockpiling grain on a large scale and arming its warriors with halberds (blades ...
A base camp on a ridge above Alaska’s Tanana River shows how Ice Age hunters lived on the land that once joined Asia and North America. It had a pit oven, a stone anvil and diamond-shaped stone points ...
The House of Oldenburg began as a line of counts in the marshes of northwest Germany. Over the centuries it placed kings and emperors on the thrones of Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Russia, Britain and ...
View of the apse and choir of the mountain-top church during excavations in 2022. Credit: A. Guicheteau, Inrap Archaeologists excavating a wooded hill in Burgundy have found a large church, buildings ...
The pillar with the 56-oracle inscription in the place of discovery. Credit: Kileci, Ş., Tüner Önen, N., & Özüdoğru, Ş. 2026 / Excavation Archive A limestone pillar found in 2024 at Kibyra, in ...
At the narrowest point of the Karmsundet, the channel that separates the island of Karmøy from the mainland on Norway’s west ...
Neanderthals left plenty of traces in the western Pyrenees, the mountain range that separates Spain from France. Stone tools, ...
Around 400 BC, Europe was changing, though not in a single direction. Athens had just lost the Peloponnesian War (404 BC), and Roman tradition says the Gauls would sack Rome around 390 BC. Farther ...
Around 4,200 years ago, in the dry south-east of the Iberian Peninsula, a society began building cities on hilltops, ...
Ancient geographers listed many cities called Arsinoe, from Cyprus to Cilicia (in what is now southern Turkey), from Ephesus ...