Artifacts

Between 2010 and 2013, Oxford professor Dirk Obbink supposedly sold the fragments in multiple installments to Hobby Lobby owner Steve Green—who purchased them for the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C.

"We had hoped the testing would render different results," the museum said.

A hoard of scrolls, relics and other artifacts have been discovered in the ancient statue.

The ancient Mesopotamian artifacts trace back to a mysterious Sumerian City.

If you lived in New Guinea 100 years ago, that is.

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The 2,000-year-old gloves don't appear like you would imagine.

The video went viral on Thursday.

"This is sort of a dark archaeology, where we benefit from climate change that's making this ice melt."

This brings the total number of artifacts to 3,839.

"These are the runes we've been missing. We've waited generations to be able to dig into this."

The haul of items included gold coins, an ancient crown and a sword, uncovered during an investigation dubbed "Operation Zeus."

The artwork sheds new light on a crucial period in Japanese history.

The National Museum director said his department did nothing wrong.

There are as many as 100,000 antiquities available online; 80 percent are looted.

The manuscript could be fragments from the world's first complete version of the Quran.

The trade in stolen items has become increasingly important to the militant group as its oil revenues dwindle.

Law enforcement can use the nanotechnology to track artifacts, though some are skeptical the trafficking is as widespread as reported.

Generations in the making, the museum opens September 24 with the first black U.S. president cutting the ribbon.

The discovery in Shuafat reveals the oldest evidence of human habitation in the holy city.

Archaeologists are excavating dwellings so well-preserved they include footprints and dishes with remnants of meals still inside.

A shipment of a few hundred small clay tablets from Iraq in 2011 might have been illegal.

Archaeologists may have found the elusive "City of the Monkey God."

The head of UNESCO has lambasted the desecration of historic and religious sites by ISIS, comparing them to the Nazis

Two "matching" towns from the Basketmaker period were discovered in neighboring sand dunes