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.

It was the finger seen around the world. In 2008, archaeologists working in Denisova Cave in southern Siberia, Russia, uncovered a tiny bone: the tip of the little finger of an ancient human that ...

Steep cliffs, sea caves and megalithic sanctuaries: Malta's south coast is an appealing mix of ancient sites and breathtaking landscapes. At Blue Grotto, a jewel of Malta's southern coast, the sea ...

A Rome of One's Own chronologically presents the lives of Hispala and 20 other women, from Tarpeia and Hersilia (750 BCE) in the earliest foundational days, to "the political stab-fest of the late ...