An ancient fortress that guarded Egypt’s western frontier more than 3,000 years ago has yielded a rare horse burial, inscriptions linked to Ramesses II and evidence of military and daily life.
Archaeologists in northern Egypt have uncovered a residential complex,...
Researchers working in Benin, Nigeria, have uncovered the most extensive archaeological evidence to date from the former capital of the Benin Kingdom, offering fresh insight into royal spaces, urban planning, ritual life, and the city’s destruction in 1897. The...
