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This is an alleged mummified giant finger found in Egypt in 1988 by Gregor Spörri. The finger was said to be 15 inches long (about 38 centimeters) and it is estimated that the finger would have had to come off of something about 16 feet tall.

On August 24, 79 CE, a massive eruption from Mount Vesuvius covered Pompeii in volcanic debris. This catastrophe led to the destruction of buildings, the tragic loss of the population, and the city’s burial under layers of ash and pumice.

Journey into the echoes of a glorious past as we delve into the history and mysteries of the Lost Kingdom of Kush.

The Bisotun Inscription is a towering testament to the power and ambition of King Darius the Great of Persia. Carved into a sheer cliff face in Iran, it the most significant archaeological discoveries of the ancient world.

Archaeologists in England have analyzed a half-ton coffin dating to the early Bronze Age that was found under a golf course in Lincolnshire County.

A team of Turkish archaeologists has discovered the remains of what is believed to be a 3,000-year-old castle from the Armenian kingdom of Urartu (Ararat) submerged underwater in Lake Van.

The sensational find is believed to be the world’s first full-sized Pleistocene wolf, and due to the high quality of preservation, provides new insight into the extinct species.

Archaeologists have unearthed more than two million copper coins from an ancient complex of tombs in the Xinjian District of China.

Archaeologists found a 2500-year-old Greek-Ilyrian helmet during excavations in the Gomila area in the town of Zakotorac on Croatia’s Pelješac peninsula.