From ancient agricultural innovations to the refinements of the Knights of St. John, Malta’s cuisine is a delicious reflection of its past. Phoenician and Roman Era (1000 BCE – 400 CE) ...

The temples above ground are impressive—but what’s buried below is even more shocking. Hidden chambers, oversized tools, and local legends point to ancient beings we’ve been told don’t exist.

We know the “dog days” as one of the hottest times of the year. The ancient Greeks thought they came from a star that drove dogs and people to madness.

“Essentially it was an ancient form of manifestation by specifically working with the gods and goddesses,” Lizos says. The 19th-century movement that shaped modern manifesting ...

Investigators say they have figured out how bronze statues from a shrine built 2,000 years ago in Asia Minor to venerate the emperors of Rome ended up in museums around the world.

The dog days of summer, the period during which the star Sirius rises alongside the sun, run from July 3 to August 11. Ancient people believed that Sirius influenced the weather, among other ...

Nor is it the fault of a star that heat can make humans and canines alike volatile. But Sirius, known as the “dog star” to the ancient Greeks, did inspire the saying we still use today.