Archaeologists discovered a sealed and untouched Etruscan tomb in the San Giuliano Necropolis near Rome, offering insight ...

Getty exhibition first in North America on Mycenaean civilization The exhibition, running from June 27, 2025 to January 12, 2026 at the Getty Villa Museum, marks the first major North American ...

The Pylos Combat Agate, found in the Griffin Warrior’s grave, is an extraordinarily fine seal stone measuring only 1.4 inches wide. It depicts the final moments of a battle among three warriors ...

Speaking of the discovery of the Griffin Warrior Tomb, Mendoni said it was astounding both for the finely made objects and the historic information it provided for the Mycenaean era. She spoke of the ...

It's long been speculated that they were built using slave labor. However, a 2010 discovery of ancient tombs, reported to be more than 4,000 years old, casts doubt on this assumption.

Bronze Age warriors were often buried with their weapons, swords and spears, and boar’s tusk helmets. We found lots of those in tombs because they belonged to people buried there.

An ancient mystery may have been solved after researchers, with the help of 13 Hellenic Marines, proved that a unique 3,500-year-old suit of Greek armor wasn't necessarily just for show, but could ...

These delicate golden cups are another example of impressive Mycenaean artistry. From Egyptians, to Minoans, to Mycenaeans, the march of progress was on. And next, Athens would lead the way.

The tomb of Emperor Xiaomin that was uncovered in Xianyang, China. Known by his personal name, Yuwen Jue, the ancient Chinese ruler was the founding emperor of the Northern Zhou Dynasty.

SIR ARTHUR EVANS'S paper on “The Shaft Graves of Mycenae and their Contents in Relation to the Beehive Tombs,” which was read before the Anthropo logical Section of the British Association at ...

She's now known as "The Ivory Lady" due to the lavish ivory contents of her tomb. But when her remains were first unearthed 15 years ago, archaeologists incorrectly classified them as "likely male." ...