In a spellbinding discovery, a French-Swiss team archaeological team in Egypt has uncovered the tomb of a multi-talented wizard-doctor who served the pharaohs approximately 4,000 years ago.

Few grocery shoppers in a regular central Strasbourg supermarket have any idea that below their feet is a third-century tower that once helped defend the Roman empire.

According to a Live Science report, Roman graves were discovered during the excavation of the site of an eighteenth-century ...

AFP The tower, which now stands just under 3.5 metres tall, was originally nearly three times that height, said Maxime Werle, at the regional archaeological service. It belonged to a Roman ...

French archaeologists have discovered artifacts and sites spanning multiple centuries, from the Late Bronze Age to the ...

The discovery, made near the village of Holzthum in northern Luxembourg, includes 141 gold solidi, coins minted under the rule of nine Roman emperors ... “This is a major archaeological ...

boxes and stepladders in the basement of the supermarket in the eastern French city's main tourist area. Nothing above ground hints at the presence of the Roman structure, with the shop fearing ...

In a spellbinding discovery, a French-Swiss team archaeological team in Egypt has uncovered the tomb of a multi-talented wizard-doctor who served the pharaohs approximately 4,000 years ago.

Archaeologists in France have discovered dozens of Roman-era graves of men who were ... according to the Orléans Archaeology Service, which excavated the site. Even more unusual was the discovery ...