From prehistoric burial feasts to Egyptian breweries producing 1,000 liters a day, alcohol has been central to civilization. Discover how Stone Age brewers in Israel created the first fermented drinks ...

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The ancient site of Karnak is one of the most impressive places to visit in Egypt. Situated just a short distance from the ...

Excavations are shedding light on what life was like at the ancient site, which may have once housed hundreds of soldiers at ...

Learn how to activate the History Channel on Roku, Fire Stick, Apple TV, or Smart TV in a few quick steps. Whether you want ...

Archaeologists recently discovered the remnants of an ancient bishop’s luxurious perk: a vast bathhouse, unheard of among ...

Most comprehensive study of the temple complex and its surrounding land and water scapes identifies the earliest period of ...

Recovering these stories is not invention but restoration. Queerness in Palestine is native to the land, older than empire or ...

A new 3-D model of a portable sundial found near Pompeii is helping researchers understand how to operate the "pork clock." ...

When is Shakespeare not Shakespeare? The Bard of Avon is evoked twice this week in Connecticut, with his immortal texts referred to and quoted from yet not actually done in a way he’d recognize. Irish ...

At The Met, “Divine Egypt” brings a 3,000-year pantheon of gods to life through sculpture, relief, and sacred art.

Surrounded by the Cyclopean walls, the ancient Greek city of Tiryns predated Mycenae and later became part of the Mycenaean ...