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5,000 years of Native American moundbuilding traditions are explored in a new exhibition opening June 24 at the Penn Museum.

The monumental restoration will bring pharaoh Merenptah's royal edifice into public view.

After decades of being shut out of one of the richest archaeological landscapes in the world, teams of archaeologists have poured back into Iraq's Kurdistan. But it could be a short-lived revival.

Research shows skin color was determined by natural selection in East Asia after human populations split from Europeans around 40,000 years ago, then carried over to America by ancient migrations of Native Americans.

What do archaeologists know about the overlooked centuries of Persian rule at the biblical site of Bethsaida?