Emily Snow

The settlement dates back 3,500 years, challenging the notion that the area was not populated until the Hellenistic Period.

“This is one that is quite transporting, both for the coloration and also the scale,” said a Christie’s expert.

Researchers in North Macedonia believe they discovered Lyncus, the capital of Lyncestis and the birthplace of Alexander’s grandmother.

Ongoing excavations at Barberes Sud, a Roman villa in Villajoyosa, revealed new evidence of 2nd-century ornamental wall paintings.

Researchers discovered the likeness of the artist’s mother beneath the cobalt blue brushstrokes of a painting completed in 1927.

Over a century after its initial discovery, the only known amphitheater on Greece's Ionian Islands is finally being unveiled.

Dating back 3,200 years, the large mud-brick tomb was made for a high-ranking military commander who served under King Ramesses III.

The famed artifact was long thought to have come from Sweden. A recent archaeological find suggests it originated on a Danish island.