The study of ancient history uncovered civilizations, innovations, achievements, and legacies that laid the foundation for the modern world.
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.
Ramesses II, the Great, is one of ancient Egypt’s most famous pharaohs, known for his military campaigns, building projects, and divine aspirations.
For over six hundred years, gladiatorial games were Romes most spectacular form of entertainment. Why did these enormously popular events cease to be held?
The ancient Egyptians were able to connect the Red Sea to the Nile River for trade via what would become known as the Suez Canal.
Chumash Painted Cave in California serves as a time capsule for Native American cultural traditions with colorful images painted by Chumash shamans.
In Greek myth, the Telchines were simultaneously feared as malevolent wizards and respected as the artisans who forged weapons for the gods, before turning against them.
How Diogenes of Sinope turned doing nothing into a radical act of freedom and why his philosophy matters more than ever in today’s busy world.
Greece is the home of modern-day drama. Today, there are 50 ancient theaters scattered around Greece.