The Panagyurishte Treasure Comes to the British Museum as Part of ‘Luxury & Power’ The museum's newest major exhibition includes a 'once-in-a-generation loan' of dazzling treasures from Bulgaria. By Frances Forbes-Carbines
X-Rays Help Archaeologists Reconstruct Faded Ancient Frescoes Archaeologists working in the world famous Roman era cities of Herculaneum have successfully used a newly developed, high resolution X-ray to reveal a previously unnoticed fresco portrait. By Alanna Martinez
What to Expect at New York’s Asian Art Week Sales From ancient art to contemporary painting, there's a little something for everyone. By Alanna Martinez
Report Claims 1,917 Artifacts in SF Mexican Museum Collection Cannot Be Authenticated By Alanna Martinez
Demand for Archaeologists Is Higher Than Ever—So Why Aren’t More People Studying It? By Alanna Martinez