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Hidden under the desert sands of Egypt for three millennia, a group of Egyptian archaeologists recently made a stunning discovery: the ruins of what they call the “Lost Golden City.” This Egyptian city dates back to over 3,400 years under Amenhotep III’s reign, the ninth king who ruled ancient Egypt during its golden period of …

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Archaeologists have unearthed an ancient Roman mosaic floor beneath a vineyard in Negrar di Valpolicella, near the city of Verona. The remarkably preserved blue and vermilion tiles—used in houses of the wealthy and powerful—are believed to date to the third century AD. This story reminded us of the great archaeologist Sir Arthur Evans known for …

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