Researchers who were looking for Cleopatra's tomb had unearthed a remarkable tunnel some years ago. They are now describing the tunnel, located at Taposiris Magna on the Egyptian coast, as a "geometric miracle.

Tunnel found by archeologists looking for Cleopatra's tomb is a 'geometric miracle'

Archaeologists in Turkey have made a discovery, unearthing what they believe could be the remains of a vessel resembling Noah's Ark. This find was the result of extensive excavation conducted by the Mount Ararat and Noah's Ark Research Team, a collaboration involving three Turkish and American universities.

Is it Noah's Ark? Archaeologists find 5,000-year-old boat-shaped mound in Turkey

Archaeologists have made a discovery near the Great Wall of China, unearthing stone grenades dating back 400 years to the Ming dynasty. These stone grenades were discovered in a building believed to have served as a storage site.

Ancient Ming dynasty stone grenades found near Great Wall of China

Nearly 1,500 years after the Bible's original composition, researchers have discovered a long-lost "hidden chapter." As per a new study that was published in the journal, New Testament Studies, the lost portion constitutes one of the oldest translations of the Gospels.

Hidden Bible chapter found: Long-lost portion unearthed using UV light study

In southern Iraq, archaeologists discovered the remains of a bar that dates back over 5,000 years, which they think may shed light on everyday life in the first cities.

5,000-year-old pub found in Iraq, remnants of prehistoric refrigeration system unearthed too

On an island off the coast of the United Arab Emirates, officials have unearthed an old Christian monastery that may date back to the years when Islam swept over the Arabian Peninsula.

Christian monastery pre-dating Islam unearthed in UAE

One of the "rarest" mosaics ever discovered was unearthed in Syria on Wednesday. It is a 1,600-year-old Roman-era mosaic that features images of warriors from the Trojan War.

Syria unearths 1,600-year-old 'unique' Roman-era mosaic depicting the Trojan war

Archaeologists in Abu Dhabi have unearthed evidence of the country’s earliest known buildings, dating back more than 8,500 years. The startling discovery by the experts from the Department of Culture and Tourism (DCT) was made on Ghagha island, west of Abu Dhabi.

Archaeologists dig out UAE’s oldest buildings, dating back 8,500 years

Archaeologists in Pompeii have unearthed the remains of a “slave room” at a Roman villa amid the ruins of the 79 A.D. volcanic eruption that destroyed the ancient city.

Archaeologists unearth remains of a rare 'slave room' in Pompeii

Researchers examining an ancient Egyptian mummy discovered that it was that of a woman who had been seven months pregnant. It was a discovery that shocked Wojciech Ejsmond, the lead author of the study.

Scientists discover Egyptian mummy of a 28-weeks pregnant woman

Archaeologists in Bolivia have unearthed ceremonial vases, knives and metal works reportedly belonging to the Tihuanacota, which could shed new light on long civilisation.

Bolivian archaeologists uncover ritual pieces from lost Tihuanacota civilisation

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