Archaeologists at Tintagel uncover walls and artifacts from a Dark Ages complex likely used by local kings
Brighton's West Pier comes back to life...as a crazy vertical viewing tower
The petroglyph was made 5,000 years ago
A forensic artist has recreated the face of a woman alive 3,700 years ago
The man who designed the Nazi concentration camps switched easily between recording domestic life and mass murder
The enigmatic Double Eagles are anything but trinkets
Tsai Ing-wen is also setting up new programs and implementing laws to guarantee basic rights for native inhabitants
If it is simply held in the wrong way, the priceless artifact could crumble to pieces
A boom in outlaw mining activity in the last five years is polluting rivers, poisoning people and destroying forests in the Peruvian Amazon
The London Picture Map brings an old city to new life
The groundbreaking orator embraced newfangled technology to make her message heard
One researcher compared the scent to a mixture of yeast and a type of unpasteurized cheese called Roquefort
While Hillary Clinton was living in the White House, no less
New research shows having extra toes or fingers was a revered trait among people living in the Chaco Canyon, New Mexico
With <i>March</i>, Lewis brings his life story to a whole new generation
Along with the Capitol and other iconic buildings in Washington, D.C.
The 5th-century cave is in the way of an airport expansion
King Albert's untimely death sparked a range of conspiracy theories about the cause
"Memory Wound" will evoke the brutal losses of the July 22 tragedy
Updated Law of War manual removes references that equate journalism to participation in hostilities
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