National Geographic Explorer Kathleen Martinez thinks she might be on the verge of locating Cleopatra's final resting place ...

For 20 years, National Geographic explorer and archaeologist Kathleen Martínez has been on a mission to find Cleopatra. It’s ...

The settlement roughly dates back to the transition from the Neolithic period to the Bronze Age. Researchers used noninvasive methods to image the sites, launching drones equipped with LiDAR to ...

Archaeologist Mordechai Ehrlich found the clay seal while examining material recovered by the Temple Mount Sifting Project, and project researchers rapidly analyzed and publicly announced the artifact ...

The site of a Roman villa, believed to be the second largest with a swimming pool in England, was marked out in a park.

The Egyptian pharaoh and her lover Mark Antony died by suicide and were buried together more than 2,000 years ago in an ...

OpenAI has announced the winners of a its 'OpenAI to Z Challenge' that hopes to help archaeologists cut through the rain forest not with machetes, but with machine learning. Buried deep within ...

A graduate student in Sweden has been learning about Vikings through an unusual method: He's done it by sailing like one. Archaeologist Greer Jarrett, a doctoral student at Lund University, has ...

Mysterious riverbed blocks which have puzzled academics since the late 19th Century could have been part of a "significant ...

Frederique Duquesnoy, 61, an archaeologist, joked the Chadian site was 'Lascaux times 100,000', referring to the famous ...

Indiana Jones himself isn’t convinced. “I… I don’t know. I guess we made archaeology look like fun,” Harrison Ford, 80, tells National Geographic down a bad phoneline when asked how he feels about his ...