Among the oldest artifacts were a series of tools dating to the Mesolithic period.

The room's color is rare, and would have demarcated the area as a place of importance for ritual activities and storing sacred objects.

The trove includes ancient gold coins, mosaics, manuscripts, and bronze statues, all of which were recovered during an extensive criminal investigation.

The discovery has caused local archaeologists to rethink theories on when people settled and began cultivating the region.

Representatives of the two countries also signed a cultural collaboration agreement.

Archaeologists found quite the hoard, including a megalithic dolmen, the Roman city Augustobriga, and three stone boars made by a pre-Roman people.

The structure may have served as a tomb entrance.

Found by a teacher at his English home, the rare artifact offers insight into an early Irish language.

Tech billionaire Ankur Jain and fitness trainer Erika Hammond reportedly paid $200,000 to party near a sculpture of Ramses II.

Frescoes lining the room's painted black walls depicted mythological characters and subjects from the Trojan War.