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Virtual reality may help save Ancient Egypt’s “Sistine Chapel”

The process is expected to become faster as virtual reality and holography technologies improve

Mysterious giant sarcophagus discovered in Egypt (PHOTOS)

A layer of mortar between the lid and the body of the sarcophagus indicates that it has not been opened since it was closed more than 2,000 years ago

Homer’s Odyssey inscriptions found on Roman era slabs at Ancient Olympia (photo)

The verses are Odysseus' speech to Eumaeus

Explore Aegina’s past & present (PHOTOS)

For the Greek mythology lovers, Aegina was the only place where the goddess Apahaia was worshiped, at the Temple of Aphaia

Roman “hand of god” unearthed by archaeologists near Hadrian’s Wall (PHOTOS)

Other votive hands have been found in other parts of the Roman Empire

When is the Summer Solstice? Everything you need to know about the longest day of the year

The day marks the ancient middle of summer

The mystery of the Sleeping Giant in Greece’s Naxos (PHOTOS)

There are many theories as to why it remained unfinished

How Jesus died: Extremely rare evidence of 2.000-year-old Roman crucifixion discovered (PHOTO)

The discovery marks only the second time direct evidence of the practice has been found

Archaeologists unearth 4,000-year-old chariots in India!

Coffins in the burial pits were decorated with copper-plated figures

Fight continues for return of Cretan antiquities looted during Nazi occupation

The Heraklion Archaeological Museum is marking the 77th anniversary of the Battle of Crete, with an exhibition titled "Cretan Antiquities on Their Way Back"

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