Archaeology

In Honduras, archaeologists attempt to reconstruct the complex history of the Mayan people.

Archaeologists study the tragic massacre of Native peoples following the footsteps of conquistador de Soto.

Academics carry out excavations in the Arctic and reconstruct ancient longships to understand Viking history.

Archeologists discover the magnificent ruins and ancient African history of Great Zimbabwe.

Historians learn the "conquest of the Promised Land" by the Israelites did not unfold as told in the Bible.

Recent research calls into question the accuracy of the our sources regarding the mass suicide at Masada.

How did Heinrich Himmler, head of the Gestapo and the SS, use archaeology to justify the Nazi regime?

Harvard and Oxford face off in a debate regarding the role Egypt played in the formation of Greece.

Archaeologists are believed to have discovered the exact site where Caesar's army was annihilated in Germany.

The 1856 discovery of a skeleton in a cave near Düsseldorf challenged what we knew about the Neanderthal.

7,500-year-old human remains found in a Utah cave reveal the lives of the first inhabitants of the Americas.

Thanks to ballistics, archaeologists are able to reconstruct the course of the Battle of Little Bighorn.

Historians explore the history of the Northwest Passage, leading to the English colonization of the New World.