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Roman Domus Found Beneath Rome High School After Student Lock-In

Archaeologists have begun phased excavation and conservation to stabilize richly decorated rooms and prepare for limited public access.

Chichén Itzá Reopens After 13-Day Closure Under Community-Led Reordering

Archaeologists Find Bones of 37 People Packed Inside a Giant Jar on Laos’s Plain of Jars

Cíes Dig Confirms First Large Iron Age House and Centuries of Settlement

INAH Registers Monumental Maya Site 'El Jefeciño' With 80 Buildings

Caral-Era Coastal Site Áspero Yields Astronomical Observation Complex

Mexico Sets 2025 Tourism Record as Government Stresses Security, Eyes World Cup Boost

Bhojshala–Kamal Maula Hearing Pushed to Feb. 18 by MP High Court

Machu Picchu Sets May 1 Start for New Conservation Fee Added to Entry Tickets

Mexico’s Tren Maya to Sell Tickets in Europe Through Flix Starting Feb. 1

Rare 10th-Century Cross Found in Brandenburg Matches 1983 Casting Mould

INAH Confirms Mixtec Funerary Find in Oaxaca After Influencer’s Posts

Peru Launches Technical Review of Machu Picchu Visitor Limits, Report Due in September

UNAM Uses AI to Map Popocatépetl’s Magma System, Imaging Two Chambers

Machu Picchu’s Status at Risk as Peru Faces January Review and Governance Dispute

Machu Picchu Tops 1.17 Million Visits Through September as Global Award Contrasts With Slow Rebound

Mexico’s Lower House Approves Sharp Fee Hikes for INAH Museums and Archaeological Sites Starting 2026

Congress Sets Thursday Censure Vote on Peru’s Culture Minister as Valencia Refuses to Resign

5,000-Year-Old Teba Dolmen Reveals Sicilian Amber and North African Ivory, Spotlighting Long-Distance Trade

Egypt Recovers Statues and a Shipwreck Off Alexandria in First Such Operation Since 2001