Who were the first Americans? It's a question that archaeologists have argued over for decades—and one that National Geographic has covered for nearly as long. For a long time, the prevailing idea was ...

Des Moines Performing Arts announced lineups for four returning series, including the Dance Series featuring Ailey II and ...

National Geographic has launched an expanded series of live Explorer Classroom events, connecting K-12 students with scientists, journalists, and cultural experts worldwide. These free sessions ...

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Every first timer to Japan should see Tokyo and Kyoto, and for good reason. Kyoto is Japan’s most historically significant ...

A century ago, scientists began to study enigmatic Nasca geoglyphs in Peru. Thanks to AI, the known number has nearly doubled ...

Scientists made significant advances in underwater archaeology techniques and photogrammetry while investigating the crannog ...

On an eight-day trip to Bhutan, guests will trek the Tiger's Nest. Photo Credit: G Adventures G Adventures announced 17 additional itineraries to its National Geographic Signature collection, ...

China has announced its top 10 archaeological discoveries for 2025, revealing cultural exchange across thousands of years.

Scientists say recent research has reinforced understanding of the region's past not as a human desert, but rather as a ...

RIYADH — The Heritage Commission announced the registration of 1,414 new archaeological sites in the National Antiquities Register. This brings the total number of registered sites to 12,991, ...