Fossil Cabin Relocated to Medicine Bow Museum
The 52-ton structure built from over 6,000 dinosaur bones completes its seven-mile relocation to the Medicine Bow Museum on May 13, 2026.
Archaeology and Tourism
Latest archaeological discoveries and their growing influence on global tourism destinations and travel trends.
Pompeii Identifies Remains of Ancient Doctor in 79 AD Cast
Advanced scans on a 1961 plaster cast from the Orto dei Fuggiaschi reveal a Roman physician carrying surgical tools while fleeing the Vesuvius eruption through Porta Nocera.
Egypt Opens Restored Luxor Tombs to Public
The 18th Dynasty tombs of Amenhotep Rabuia and his son Samut in El-Khokha now offer visitors a detailed look at New Kingdom life following extensive restoration.
Tel Yavne Mound Opens as Park of Ancient Crossings
Ancient Yavneh transforms into an urban park where Philistine settlements and Crusader fortifications meet across four thousand years of history in a single afternoon walk.