Abdul Moeed

Women who managed Roman villas held far more power than historians once believed, according to a new study that finds these women were skilled managers of farm production, not simple housekeepers.

New research reveals why not just agriculture but also cereal grains were crucial to the formation of humanity’s first states.

A latrine at one of ancient Rome's grandest estates is helping scientists understand why Roman concrete has lasted for almost 2,000 years.

Florida officials plan to sink the SS United States, turning the historic liner into the world's largest artificial coral reef.

New York on Tuesday became the first state to pause construction of new large AI data centers , after Gov. Kathy Hochul signed a one-year executive order freezing state permits.

Archaeologists in northern Italy have uncovered the remains of an early Christian church beneath the historic center of Oderzo, a small city near Venice.

Air pollution in Greece and Southern Europe is tied to a sharp rise in premature deaths, new economic research reveals.

Archaeologists have identified the oldest securely dated spear-throwers in the Andes, dating back roughly 5,000 years, after re-examining wooden hunting tools first dug up in the 1970s along Chile's Atacama Desert coast.

A new survey reveals moisture and decay threatening one of Istanbul's oldest Greek Orthodox churches, prompting calls for phased restoration.

Researchers in Brazil have uncovered a new fish fossil dating back roughly 252 million years, found just 50 kilometers (31 miles) from the largest impact crater in South America.