The people of Canaan, said in the Bible to have been wiped out, actually lived to pass their genes to people of modern-day ...

When Ancient Greeks used divine names, it was not a simple act of worship but a subtle act of communication with the gods.

Greece's island of Samos was the birthplace of Pythagoras and its fascinating history goes back to the myth of the Argonauts ...

Danny Perez, lead public information officer for TXDoT's Houston District, told Chron that the department aims to address ...

The family of Mattathias became known as the Maccabees, from the Hebrew word for “hammer,” because they were said to strike hammer blows against their enemies. The name Hasmoneans refers to the ...

Found near the ancient city of Armageddon alongside a winepress and a temple figurine, this 3,300-year-old teapot was likely used in votive rituals.

Marthe de Noaillat, called the “Apostle of Christ the King” by her biographer, had a singular mission in life that she believed had been entrusted to her: to promote the universal kingship of Jesus ...

Archaeologists uncover a 3,300-year-old ram-shaped Canaanite teapot near biblical Armageddon, plus a 5,000-year-old winepress ...

The ancient Assyrian capital of Nimrud was once considered one of the most important archaeological finds in the world.