The National Botanic Garden of Wales is a great place for your bluebell fix. One of the top spots is Spring Woods, which ...

As Kurds themselves face persecution from both Turkey and Iran, their violence against Assyrians has only intensified through ...

“Many people have sniffed mummies, of course,” says Matija Strlič, a professor of analytical chemistry at the University of Ljubljana and a professor of heritage science at University College London.

Bull heads like these were used throughout ancient Greece and Rome to both ward off evil spirits and symbolize strength and ...

An ancient human tooth belonging to a child and stunning figurines were recently uncovered at the Acropolis of Amphipolis.

A room-sized, 3D diorama at the National Archeological Museum of Naples in Italy, depicts the ancient Roman town of Pompeii ...

Nearly 2,500 years ago, a Greek wrestler, Milo of Croton, was regarded as the strongest person who ever lived in the known world.

Jallikattu, an ancient bull-taming sport, dates back to 400-100 BCE and is celebrated as part of the Pongal festival, particularly on Mattu Pongal, the third day of the harvest festival. The term ...

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