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Bronze Age craftspeople tempered steel more than 1,000 years before the Romans did it

The discovery hints at small-scale steel production during the Final Bronze Age, a century before the practice became widespread in ancient Rome

Ming Dynasty Baby Buddha statue questions Australian history

Did ancient Chinese explorers visit Australia?

Oldest inscription of Odin resets beliefs about Norse mythology

Until now, the oldest inscription mentioning the Norse God Odin was identified on a brooch found in Nordendorf, southern Germany

Legend may be true as Roman shrine found under Leicester Cathedral

The source of the folklore may have been uncovered

Egypt unveils newly discovered chamber inside Great Pyramid

Archaeologists do not know what the function was of the chamber, which is not accessible from the outside

Ancient Roman “spike defenses” made famous by Julius Caesar found in Germany

Archaeologists have found ancient Roman "barbed wire" famously used & written about by Julius Caesar for the first time near a German silver mine

Wooden Roman Defenses Uncovered in Germany

The site is made up of more than 40 towers and a camp

4,500-year-old Sumerian temple dedicated to mighty thunder god discovered in Iraq

The long-lost temple was built out of mud brick

Smooth wooden phallus found at a Roman fort was likely a sex toy!

Archaeologists unearthed the roughly 7-inch-long (17 centimeters) phallus in 1992

2,400-Year-Old Toilet Found in China

The palace where the toilet was found is thought to have been used for administrative purposes by Qin Xiaogong

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