The study of ancient history uncovered civilizations, innovations, achievements, and legacies that laid the foundation for the modern world.
In the middle of the Hellenistic period, the two great cities of ancient Greece, Athens and Sparta, united to free themselves from Macedonian influence.
In 1924, Raymond Dart discovered the Taung Child in South Africa. The first fossil of Australopithecus africanus became one of the most important of the 20th century.
Looking at similarities between different sword blade geometries can be a window into Bronze Age martial arts.
The Bible describes the Edomites as a fierce and brutal enemy of Israel, and yet, the Edomites traced their lineage back to Isaac.
Japanese Buddhist temples are more than just a collection of religious buildings. They are tangible theology offering us insights into one of Japan’s main religions.
For over six hundred years, gladiatorial games were Romes most spectacular form of entertainment. Why did these enormously popular events cease to be held?
According to scientists, written languages appeared some 5,500 years ago. And from these myriads of ancient tongues, these five produced the biggest impact.
Chumash Painted Cave in California serves as a time capsule for Native American cultural traditions with colorful images painted by Chumash shamans.