Italy: Radar maps a buried Roman city
New technology is giving archaeologists the ability to understand details of ancient sites without destroying or exposing them.
New technology is giving archaeologists the ability to understand details of ancient sites without destroying or exposing them.
Preparation continues for the delicate task of restoring the badly-damaged cathedral.
A hotel owner bans heavier guests because she wants to have fragile 'classic' furniture.
Even as flying starts to become a thing again, if slowly, airlines are still making decisions about how many of their planes to return to service, and how many to retire early, waiting for new demand and new planes to rebuild their fleets. We've reported earlier on some specific airline decisions, including the world-wide trend toward the final wind-down of the four-engine era, with rapid retirements of A340s, A380s and 747s from passenger service, and airline decisions to drop older...
VatiVision will bring Vatican-based art, culture and religious programming to a number of countries.
Faced with an unusable wine surplus, French distillers are turning it into alcohol for hand sanitizers.
At 75, Portugal's Route 2 takes on a new mission with a new website. Get your kicks on Portugal's 66...
This year's lockdown rules and a focus on health care are behind plans for a very different 14th of July in Paris.
Japan's new passports feature backgrounds using views of Mount Fuji by 19th century master Hokusai
The U.S. puts an end to a key piece of the 2016 moves toward normalized relations with Cuba.
During the pandemic lockdowns, cities have made more space for bicycles, and advocates want to keep and increase the space.
Smooshi the Walrus is a new mother, and Marineland staff are standing by, because apparently walruses are a bit touchy about their new babies.
As air traffic picks up in Germany, authorities realize that to maintain social distance, they need Tegel until the new airport opens in October.
As airline service starts its return to normal, an international task force offers a framework for uniform rules.
New discoveries of Viking burials and other artifacts help paint a picture of life a thousand years ago.