Rome seeking Appian Way's beginning
Work is underway to find the starting point of the ancient word's most famous road
Work is underway to find the starting point of the ancient word's most famous road
A discovery during preparation for railway construction resets a timeline of ancient life.
Archaeologists have found more than they expected at a Roman temple site.
Silver jewelry and coins from as far away as Arabia were found hidden under the floorboards of a Viking home
An excavation in Tuscany has found a rare collection of bronze statues and other artifacts.
Under the center of Barcelona's oldest areas, a unique exhibit displays five centuries of the town's history
A wreck discovered last year has been confirmed as the more-successful sister ship of the famous Vasa
A fire has damaged a number of Easter Island's famous statues; the cause of the fire is in dispute.
Under a symbol of the rise of France, a story of Rome's decline
Swedish researchers have found, for the first time, a site for industrial-scale boat-building in the Viking era
A rich find of pre-historic art featuring marine life is being carefully copied as rising waters doom the original.
Careless management or careless crews: either way, construction vehicles damaged the site they were supposed to be helping preserve.
A high-tech robot dog, capable of getting to places humans can't has joined the effort to explore and preserve ancient Pompeii
Judy Barford recalls a visit to the stunning sights of Petra, the "Rose City."
Gumbo was visiting the fascinating Archaeologic Museum adjoining the UNESCO World Heritage site in Agrigento, Sicily.