Ornate Bronze Age Sword Discovery in Poland was Likely a Ritual Offering | Ancient Origins

Lost Desert City Buried for 1,600 Years Unearthed in Egypt

Buried beneath Egypt's Western Desert for nearly 1,600 years, the lost city was uncovered by archaeologists, complete with homes, streets, ancient coins, and an early Christian church. The discovery offers an extraordinary glimpse into daily life during the final centuries of Roman rule and the rise of Christianity in Egypt.

What Did Beer Taste Like 3,000 Years Ago? Egyptian Beer Recipe Brewed Using Ancient Yeast

What did beer taste like 3,000 years ago? An experimental brewer recreated an ancient Egyptian recipe using living yeast recovered from an archaeological vessel and ingredients listed in the Ebers Papyrus. The result offers an extraordinary glimpse into the flavors enjoyed in the ancient world.

Wogan Cavern — The Prehistoric Time Capsule Beneath a Welsh Castle

Archaeologists have uncovered prehistoric remains beneath a Welsh castle, revealing a buried time capsule of ancient activity hidden below medieval stone walls. Lets learn what lies beneath the castle.

2,600-Year-Old Picene Prince’s Tomb with Chariot Found in Italy | Ancient Origins

A 6th-century BC Picene funerary complex in Sirolo, Italy, reveals a princely tomb with a chariot, sealed bronze vessels, and a well-preserved female burial.

Illuminations from St. Francis of Assisi: An Interview with Friar Daniel Quackenbush (in Assisi) | Ancient Origins

Friar Daniel Quackenbush shares insights on St. Francis of Assisi — his conversion, stigmata, relationship with animals, and enduring legacy.