Greece and British Museum talks on Parthenon Sculptures collapse over ownership, Telegraph reports
Athens has signalled no early return to negotiations, despite the British Museum insisting discussions remain constructive, while Greek officials reject the Bayeux Tapestry loan as a model because France's ownership of the work is undisputed
The underground secrets of Hagia Sophia in Constantinople: Hundreds of meters of tunnels designed by Justinian himself (video-photos)
An underground world that for years fueled legends of the “Marble King”, treasures and the “imprisoned Satan” is now coming to light – Researchers have identified at least seven lines of tunnels, with passageways, cisterns, wells and routes leading towards the Great Palace
Archaeologists uncover Roman mosaic naming a cat and a dog in Turkey
Emerald and Ocean appear among 15 panels on the reception hall floor of a villa beneath ancient Adramyttion, where excavations continue and archaeologists believe the animals may well have been pets of the wealthy owner
