Joe Green

Archaeologists in Kazakhstan have unearthed significant historical artifacts from three burial mounds in the Tolebaitobe cemetery, Turkestan region.

The City of San Bernardino has issued a statement regarding the Supreme Court decision involving the case Grants Pass v Johnson, which considered whether the prohibition of camping in public places by cities was considered cruel and unusual punishment.

Archaeologists have discovered evidence for one of the earliest Christian buildings in all the Arabian Gulf, producing physical evidence for a long-lost community.

Excavations near the village of Debelt in southeastern Bulgaria produced an astonishing artifact that changes the understanding of the history of Christianity in the country.

The Roman Empire was home to various cults that vied for prominence alongside Christianity. Among these were the worship of Sol, Mithras, and Elagabal.

In ancient times, life on the open seas and the coasts was far from peaceful as it is today. For all the open waters were ripe for plunder - by pirates thirsty for loot.

A survey of 1,700 British music fans has found that 44% of them say they are cutting back on music festivals amid rising ticket prices. That’s after the Association of Independent Festivals (AIF) reports more than 40 UK music festivals have closed in 2024, with more than 170 disappearing in the last five years.

Elasticsearch cloud news: Elastic offers open-source licensing three years after removing the Apache 2 licence.

The Meta Sustainability Report on its 2023 operations shows how big companies' environmental impact is presented and green-washed.

Gustav Vasa, often hailed as the father of modern Sweden, is one of the most distinguished figures in the nation’s history.