This walk explores the Egyptian antiquities gallery inside the Louvre Museum in Paris. The ancient sphinx sculpture and ...

Cotton's history is as rich and complex as the Silk Road itself. Discover its ancient origins and modern uses beyond clothing ...

Five years ago, Belarus began enabling people from high-conflict countries to migrate into Europe. Despite high walls and ...

The events in Andorra did not occur in a vacuum. Across Europe, Carnival has long been a season of inversion—a few days when authority is mocked and taboos loosened before the sobriety of Lent. For ...

12,000-Year-Old Oregon Discovery Predating Egypt’s Great Pyramid Suggests Early Americans Were 'Far More Advanced' ...

After the success of Al Horeya, TUI River Cruises’ first all-inclusive ship on the Nile, it was only a matter of time before the brand expanded its Egyptian fleet. High demand has now brought a ...

TRAVELBOOK author Frank Lehmann cycled through Egypt’s vibrant history to the Valley of the Kings–a tour between dust, ...

Historian John Stow claimed that Henry VIII had around 70,000 people executed (although this is believed to be an exaggerated ...

A stitch in time. Archaeologists have discovered 12,000-year-old animal hide scraps that could be humanity’s oldest known sewn clothing, per a primeval study in the journal Science Advances.

The study also found that bone needles were common in the Pleistocene, but declined in later warmer periods.

In this installment of William Broyles and Stephen Harrigan’s serialized novel, Quin and Annie meet a famed vampire ...

Several churches in the Jacksonville area are hosting traditional Friday Fish Fry events during the Lenten season. See ...