Archaeologists find evidence of feasts for the dead in medieval cemetery
Researchers unearthed the burial site on the grounds of a castle in Wales, describing it as a "really exciting discovery."
Reason for mysterious gaps in Great Wall of China revealed
Research on the "Mongolian Arc" has provided new insights into one of the least understood sections of the Great Wall.
Giant naked hill figure revealed as Hercules—and he aided medieval armies
The origins of England's Cerne Giant have been shrouded in mystery but new research suggests the figure may have helped in the fight against Viking marauders.
Historians find evidence of recycling in Tudor times
The Tudor dynasty, which included iconic figures such as Henry VIII and Elizabeth I, held the English throne from 1485 to 1603.
"Lost Classics" Revealed by Study of 2,000-Year-Old Bamboo Rites
Chinese volumes detail the eating customs of nobles at the time, which will give historians insight into how people lived during the Warring States era.
New homeowner makes shocking discovery while looking at old family pics
"It's like stepping back in time, connecting the past to the present," the 36-year-old told Newsweek.
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Colorado River crisis fueled by ignored 1916 study, says hydrologist
One expert believes the Colorado River Commission made a dire mistake when divvying up the water.
Historians stunned by "rare" century-old find uncovered during repairs
"While there is lots of historic graffiti that can be found around the palace, it's rare to find graffiti of such high quality," Historic Royal Palaces said.
Oldest dated English scientific instrument has "tantalizing" implications
The hand-held "horary quadrant" would have been used by workers to tell the time, which worked in a very different way to today.
Ancient Egyptians kept "sacred" baboons in captivity, study reveals
The bodies of 36 mummified baboons were found with lesions and abnormalities in their bones, suggesting they had been mistreated in captivity.
The U.S. Military Went Woke. Time To Make Some Changes at the Top
The war in Ukraine and Israel's response to the October 7 terrorist attack signal a worldwide turn away from U.S. leadership.
Henry Kissinger's Coming Of Age
In our era of reductionist, slogan-oriented and data-driven policies, Kissinger stands out, having put into practice a refined approach to grand strategy.
Divers discover fresh riches from sunken treasure ship thought picked clean
The finds from the 17th-century galleon—"one of the richest treasure ships" ever lost at sea—include gems and coins.
War destroying Ukraine's cultural heritage at scale "not seen since WII"
The destruction of Ukrainian cultural heritage is much more extensive than previously understood, a study has revealed.
Capturing the Stories of Apollo Before It's Too Late
Individuals who lived through historic events are leaving us, and so are their stories.
Kevin McCarthy fact-checked on American history in brutal community note
McCarthy's claims about U.S. history sparked a wave of ridicule on social media.
Archaeologists discover rare 1,400-year-old "temple or cult house"
The remains of the probable temple, perhaps dedicated to pre-Christian beliefs, were found on an old English royal site.
Woman finds 60-year-old fallout shelter cookies, then eats them
"My passion for the games has inspired me to have one of the largest Fallout collections in the U.S." she told Newsweek.
Archaeologists discover ancient "Deer" monastery lost for centuries
"I had never expected us to find the monastery. I am absolutely delighted," archaeologist Alice Jaspars said.
Man finds mystery 1900s whiskey bottle while clearing out home
Theories and age estimates swirled after the picture of the old bottle was shared online.
US earthquakes today may be aftershocks from James Madison's time
An estimated 30 percent of earthquakes in these U.S. states may result from seismic activity from before the American Civil War.
I dive the Bermuda Triangle for wrecks. We made a shocking discovery
Everyone thinks the planet is getting smaller; that we've seen and done everything. But there are a lot of secrets to be found.
Viking bracelet made 1,000 years ago found in farmer's field—"Real shock"
Metal detectorist Jørgen Strande said he was "totally surprised" by the find, which may have been used as currency during the Viking era.
Submerged Ancient Greek city's treasures emerge 2,000 years later
The finds in the city that was once home to Trojan War warrior Ajax, according to Homer's "Iliad," was a marble relief of "particular importance."
Leadership Lessons From the Wartime General
History is the great teacher that it is because it allows you to see patterns from the past that may be invisible in the present moment.
Filipino American History Matters
Filipinos are the third largest Asian American group in the U.S. with 4.2 million Filipinos. But we continue to live in America's shadows.
Ancient 26-foot tentacled monster cunningly devours prey: video simulation
The squid-like giant went extinct roughly 430 million years ago and has been re-created with ever-before-seen accuracy.
The moon is 40 million years older than scientists thought
By studying moon dust collected in 1972, scientists have come one step closer to understanding the mysterious origins of our planet's largest satellite.
Beer bottle with long-lost message from 68 years ago found in house's walls
The house was described as "a time capsule" by the contractor working on it.
On the Shoulders of Giants: Using History to Drive Innovation and Leave a L
By giving future generations our wisdom, they can find the inspiration to build upon our endeavors and create their own entries in the story of human progress.