History isn't written in stone—it's buried beneath it. If you thought we already knew everything about ancient India, recent discoveries of 4,000-year-old royal tombs and chariots are challenging it all. Here's the tea.
When archaeologists cracked open a sealed shaft in Saqqara, they didn’t expect to find a healer. They didn’t find a general or noble, but a man named Teti-Neb-Fu, a physician and magician.
At the start of the 19th century, Captain Meriwether Lewis and Second Lieutenant William Clark embarked on one of the most important expeditions in American history—but the story of their difficult adventure is not for the faint of heart.
Urban parks are some of the coolest places in our biggest cities in the world. Often an untouched oasis of greenery within the concrete jungle, these are the world's largest urban parks for you to enjoy this summer.
In the middle of a modern work zone, a Roman villa emerged below the earth. Construction paused and science stepped in. Layer by layer, the grandeur of an ancient estate revealed itself beneath the soil of central France.
Some springs dissolve iron nails in ten days. Others turn golden when they hit the air. Japan's onsen culture runs deeper than you'd imagine, blending folklore with serious geology across stunning locations.
