Archaeologists in Laodicea have found a rare Roman-era assembly building with Greek traditions and unusual architectural ...

The restoration project for the 2,200-year-old theater in the ancient city of Assos in western Türkiye is nearing completion ...

With the establishment of the Roman Empire in the region following the Battle of Philippi in 42 B.C., the city developed to resemble a "small Rome" in terms of layout and architecture.

They improvised, adapted, overcame. Their city was a shifting idea tied to a place—but not tied to any one building or layout. This flexibility, the authors argue, is the essence of resilience.

The traces of an ancient city beneath Tongatapu’s soil are more than ruins—they are evidence of a complex, thriving society that existed centuries before scholars thought possible.