France France's Chauvet Cave replica to display 36,000 year old art The Chauvet Cave in southern France is one of the most famous prehistoric rock art sites in the world. It was discovered in 1994, but most of the 10/04/2015
Culture news Ancient Greek statues still excite in new British Museum show The British Museum in London has a new exhibition examining Ancient Greece’s preoccupation with the body beautiful, and the influence sculptures have 01/04/2015
Egypt Israeli archaeologists discover Egyptian beer vessels in Tel Aviv. Israeli archaeologists have unearthed ancient Egyptian beer vessels in Tel Aviv. The fragments of brewing basins indicate that Egyptians more than 30/03/2015
Spain Remains of 'Don Quixote' author Cervantes 'identified' in Madrid It is set to become a shrine for literary pilgrims worldwide. For underneath a 17th century convent in Madrid, investigators believe they have found 17/03/2015
France France: Experts reveal discovery of Celtic prince tomb What is believed to be the tomb of a Celtic prince from the 5th century has been discovered in the Aube region of eastern France. It was uncovered 06/03/2015
Honduras "Monkey God" city find could reveal new central American civilisation Central America’s largest wilderness area may be about to give up some of the secrets of a rumoured giant monkey god, and one of the world’s most 05/03/2015
Italy Scandal in Pompeii: Former site commissioner has assets seized Financial police seize nearly 6 million euros in assets from Marcello Fiori. The former commissioner of the Pompeii archaeological site is implicated in a tendering scandal. 04/03/2015
Iraq ISIL destruction of Iraqi antiquities a 'major security issue,' says UNESCO UNESCO condemns ISIL's destruction of priceless artefacts in Iraq and calls an emergency meeting of the Security Council. 27/02/2015
Syria Suleyman Shah: Syria reacts to Turkish 'agression' The Syrian government has denounced Turkey’s operation to remove the remains of Suleyman Shah – the grandfather of the founder of the Ottoman Empire 23/02/2015
Spain Spain's hunt for Miguel de Cervantes's remains uncovers clues Excavations in the crypt of a Madrid church to recover the remains of celebrated author Miguel de Cervantes have uncovered bone fragments and coffin 26/01/2015
Italy Police in Italy reveal recovered antiquities worth a record 50 million euros A record haul of stolen archaeological treasures worth up to 50 million euros has been put on display by police in Rome. The 5,361 vases, bronze 21/01/2015