In a remarkable discovery, archaeologists found the burials of three elite warriors, dating back about 1,100 years, in Hungary. Two of those interred may have been father and son, suggesting a close family bond among this high-status group.

Archaeologists have made a groundbreaking discovery in Jerusalem, unearthing the longest remains of a wall dating back to the Hasmonean era. Completed just last week, the excavation sheds fresh light on how the city was fortified during the time of Hanukkah.

Guam’s $8 billion missile defense project arrives amid housing concerns and a smaller-than-expected Marine presence. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s visit to Andersen Air Force Base highlights both the island’s growing strategic role and the challenges that come with a military buildup.

Idaho’s replica Liberty Bell is poised for a major refurbishment in anticipation of the upcoming America250 celebration. This restoration project underscores the state’s commitment to honoring the nation’s heritage as significant milestones approach.

A disused pub in Newark is being converted into flats to breathe fresh life into the historic structure. The renovation both revives the property for modern use and celebrates its unique heritage.

A 184-year-old farm in Holmdel, New Jersey, has been preserved from a proposed dementia village development. Through a new deal, the nearly 17-acre property at 117 Red Hill Road will be reserved for open space, blocking any future commercial use.

Christmas 1944 brought the largest land battle fought by the United States, forever etched in history as the Battle of the Bulge. Opinion writer Arthur I. Cyr, in a piece described as “hell on earth,” reminds us how war overshadowed the holiday season that year.

King Charles, 77, continues to break tradition by delivering his Christmas address from Westminster Abbey’s medieval lady chapel. This filming location underscores his preference for stepping outside palace walls while performing royal duties. The content of his speech remains partially undisclosed, adding an air of mystery to the holiday announcement.

Archaeologists in Poland have made a surprising discovery: a centuries-old depiction of St. Catherine of Alexandria found in a field. Experts say the artifact’s remarkable preservation could shed light on medieval religious art and craftsmanship.

Archaeologists in southern Italy expected to find standard family burial patterns at a Bronze Age site. Instead, they uncovered genetic proof of the oldest confirmed father-daughter incest, shedding new light on ancient social practices.

After decades of neglect, a small cemetery in Stonington has been restored, reminding the community of its deep-rooted heritage. The Wheeler-Bentley Cemetery, once overlooked by daily traffic, emerges renewed as a testament to preserving local history.

Archaeologists in Turkey have uncovered a rare fresco of Jesus as the “Good Shepherd,” shedding new light on Anatolia’s early Christian era. Found in August in an underground tomb near Iznik, this discovery has also drawn global attention due to a recent visit by the pope.

Time has caught up with the roof at the Walnut Ridge Train Depot, and crews are already on-site to make repairs. Their efforts mark a vital step in preserving a historic fixture of the community.

A years-long effort to secure federal recognition for Northwest Indiana’s Calumet Region is now in Congress’s hands. The proposed bill, if passed, would designate the area as a National Heritage Area, marking a significant achievement for local advocates seeking to elevate the region’s cultural and natural legacy.

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, is ushering in America’s 250th anniversary with a vibrant combination of Revolutionary history and modern coastal fun. From family-friendly events and fireworks to the region’s storied past, visitors can anticipate a celebration that blends education with entertainment.

As the nation observes another Pearl Harbor anniversary, one hero’s service remains overlooked. This piece calls upon us to honor every individual who served while preserving the truth of those historic events.

Benin City has evolved from the historic Kingdom of Benin into a bustling metropolis in Nigeria. A newly established Museum of West African Art serves as a cultural beacon, underscoring the city’s growth and its break from a colonial legacy.

Two of the earliest recorded total solar eclipses, documented in China nearly 2,700 years ago, continue to reshape our understanding of the ancient Solar System. These observations, which include descriptions of the sun’s corona, help scientists fill crucial gaps in historical astronomical data.

A recent proposal to transform Shawnee’s Santa Fe Depot into a Winter Wonderland has reignited deep tensions between the City of Shawnee and the Pottawatomie County Historical Society. With social media as their battleground, both sides are airing their perspectives on a conflict that stretches back years.

“The Great Escaper” tells the true story of a World War II veteran, played by Michael Caine, who leaves his nursing home to attend a D-Day reunion in France. Premiering Sunday on PBS Masterpiece, the film also features the late Glenda Jackson in a reflection on memory and honor.

At a key Revolutionary War crossroads in New Jersey, a new history museum is rising. Boasting galleries, flexible spaces, and improved visitor amenities, this facility aims to preserve and celebrate the region’s pivotal past.