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 ...

For centuries, the vanished Inca fortress of Ancocagua existed only in lore. Now, at a mountaintop site in Peru, researchers ...

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Visitors to the Yorkshire Museum can see artifacts from the Melsonby Hoard, dating to the first century C.E., that rewrite ...

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 ...

From Ice Spice at MVP Arena to indie rock and Broadway shows, here's everything happening around Albany, Schenectady, Troy, and Saratoga Springs this week.

Looking for things to do in the Capital Region? Explore our weekly guide to the best live music, Broadway shows, comedy, art exhibits, and community events.

A popular Pokémon YouTuber has reported seeing his channel wiped out by copyright claims from Nintendo. PokéNational Geographic creator Elious has said he's received dozens of copyright strikes on his ...

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, ...

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

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Historian and Whanganui District Council heritage planner Scott Flutey invites people to attend this year's Archaeology Week events. Photo / NZME New Zealand Archaeology Week turns 10 this year, and ...