Ancient Greeks shaped identity through democracy, as "citizen" defined city-state residents and their rights and obligations.

Beneath layers of old soil and forgotten ruins are objects and places that have been puzzling and amazing people for ...

Beneath the ruins of one of antiquity's greatest cities lies a forgotten Bronze Age world, where Mycenaean seafarers carved out a foothold on the Anatolian coast and entangled themselves in the power ...

Hidden high in the Tian Shan mountains, the sacred open-air site of Saimaluu Tash preserves 90,000 ancient petroglyphs, ...

Archaeologists working on the prehistoric settlement of Lucone di Polpenazze, near Lake Garda in northern Italy, have ...

The papyrus fragment contains three lines that don't appear in standard modern-day translations of Homer's epic poem ...

A school in Kentucky sent students home with a bound agenda that included absurd errors clearly made by AI. The periodic ...

Isotope analysis of ancient bones shows people from mainland Greece, Crete and Anatolia had similar diets across thousands of ...

The Fine Arts Garden in University Circle has long enjoyed a celestial reputation for views of the Cleveland Museum of Art across Wade Lagoon. “It could be heaven,’’ the director of the Museum of Fine ...

A 4,000-year-old painted stone plaque discovered on a remote Indonesian island is the first known example of portable art belonging to the Austronesian Painting Tradition (APT), providing a rare ...

The Balkans are a dramatic case of how hate justified by nativism helped fuel actual wars, but similar “justifications” ...