Stones excavated from the site of a historic church in Israel revealed engravings of ships Christian pilgrims traveled on 1,500 years ago.

A new discovery from ancient Pompeii shows that kids drew on the walls then, but what they drew was very different from today.

A 2,300-year-old relic from the days when Jerusalem was in its Hellenistic period has been found during excavations.

"This is an almost impossible endeavour and the significant thing is that we try, despite that," the lead archaeologist at the site said.

A new study reveals that a long-lost branch of the Nile River had an important connection to the age of pyramids.

“Scripture is authoritative. We don't need archaeology to prove it’s true,” theologian Tom Meyer emphasized.

A few amateur fossil hunters, which included a young girl, stumbled upon one of the biggest sea creatures to ever live.

What one person buried in haste in the 1640s has been found by a couple amid renovations to their Dorset, England, home.

An old sketch hanging in a New York City apartment turned out to have far more historical significance than was first assumed.

Despite how modern historians may attempt to spin it, these ancient timestamps are the evidence that refutes historical revisionism.