Emily Snow

Following a five-year closure and expansion, The Frick Collection in New York City will reopen its historic mansion doors on April 17.

Deadly fires in South Korea have incinerated Gounsa Temple, which was founded in 681 CE, and threatened the UNESCO-listed Hahoe Folk Village.

With over 800 objects dating back to the first century, the discovery offers new insights into the history of British society and technology.

Excavations at Bratislava’s 19th-century Rusovce Mansion revealed a Roman aqueduct system dating back to the 2nd century CE.

An art historian recently figured out who stole the 17th-century Flemish work from an English country estate.

Archaeologists identified a mysterious royal tomb from ancient Egypt’s Second Intermediate Period in Abydos.

The previously unknown oil study of lions is attributed to French Romanticist Eugène Delacroix. It could fetch over $300,000 at auction.

Teos was once a center of culture and trade. The ruins of its city council building recently revealed mosaics from the 3rd century BCE.