The fragments and complete pieces of terracotta figurines that have been found during archaeological excavations tell us that they were...

In The Deadliest Hate, Miriam tells us about a dinner she attended at the home of Judah’s half-brother, Eran: Jabin, Eran’s assistant,...

What treasure in 1987 did archaeologists find in a floor drain of the Roman Forum? This "treasure" was 86 loose teeth, all intact but...

Next time you read a book you’ve enjoyed, go to Amazon.com, find the book in their catalog, and write a review for that book. All it...

We think of our language as being derived from Ancient Greek and Latin, but some of our oldest English words trace back to Ancient Egypt,...

We’ve reached the point of transplanting kidneys, livers, and other vital organs, but the brain transplant is still a dream. Or is it?...

The term “cameo” refers to a method of carving, such as engraving a stone for a piece of jewelry. The cameo features a raised image. As...

June’s latest short story, “The Hunch” appears in the Fall, 2021 issue of The Dark Sire, a quarterly literary magazine for enthusiasts of...

Carthage and Alexandria were magnificent cities, rivals in the Mediterranean World for second place only to Rome. And so, it’s not...

In its earliest days, alchemy was a spiritual as well as a material quest for perfection. The goal was to perfect all souls, the souls of...