New Comixology Originals sci-fi graphic novel Outer Lands introduces modern warfare to ancient Greece. Here's a first look.

The remains found at the Viminacium amphitheater in present-day Serbia are the first-ever hard evidence that Roman gladiators fought bears.

Western scholarship has had “a bias against studying sensual experience,” writes Reina Gattuso at Atlas Obscura, “the relic of an Enlightenment-era hierarchy that considered taste, touch, and flavor taboo topics for sober academic inquiry.” This does not mean, however, that cooking has been ignored by historians.

Under the harsh Rhône summer light, the earth has begun to give back, stone by stone, the secrets of one of the most prosperous Roman colonies in Gaul. A team of archaeologists, during the course of an excavation campaign carried out in the western sector of the museum, has unearthed the remains of

Low-budget puzzle game is also about building communities and challenging capitalism – while still looking cute and approachable

For decades, the relevance of studying Ancient Greek has been a recurring topic in educational policy debates.

Heat waves are among the deadliest natural disasters. Shade is a vital defense. But in cities like LA, it’s treated as a privilege, not a right.

The game will expand with a new storyline that will take Indiana Jones to the ancient streets of Rome on a treasure hunt.

Beach vacations only became popular in the 19th and early 20th centuries as part of the lifestyle of the wealthy in Western countries.