Dating back around 5,500 years, the pyramids were constructed by the Funnelbaker Culture, a Neolithic society formed in north-central Europe when different groups of people using pottery began ...

Deep in the vast steppes of Central Asia, archaeologists have uncovered a remarkable ancient structure—a pyramid over 3,000 years old. Hidden along the Taldy River in Kazakhstan’s Karaganda ...

It’s long been believed the oldest pyramid in the world is the Djoser Step pyramid in Egypt, built around 2,600 BC. That may no longer be the case. A paper published in Archeological Prospection ...

Constructed pyramids have long been thought of as one of the peaks of human engineering. Despite the structures standing for thousands of years, archaeologists are still working to learn how the ...

The study, under investigation by its publisher, has fueled a dispute over the age of a partially excavated site and prompted warnings about the dangers of nationalist mythmaking.

Despite their iconic status, these structures might not be the world’s oldest pyramids. Instead, researchers argue in a new study that this title belongs to a pyramid made of lava and buried in ...

The Theopetra Cave, located in the Thessaly region of Greece, is home to what many experts consider the oldest construction ...

Are the Pyramids So Old Even King Tut Might Have Considered Them Ancient? Known as the “boy king,” Tutankhamun died mysteriously at the age of 19.

The Great Pyramids of Giza in Egypt continue to be an unsolved mystery to scientists, historians, and archaeologists as more questions are raised.

The Murujuga Cultural Landscape in Western Australia, home to over a million ancient Aboriginal rock carvings, has been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. This decision follows advocacy by ...

The Egyptian pyramids remain one of the most fascinating structures in the world thanks in part to its size, age, and the mystery that has shrowded them.