Discover the enchanting secrets of Ireland's hidden stone forts nestled in the breathtaking Aran Islands! Journey with us to unravel the mysteries that lie within these ancient structures.

Dibrugarh: In a vibrant display of cultural heritage, the Adi community celebrated the Unying Aran Festival on Tuesday at Mori village in Siang district of Arunachal Pradesh, bringing to life ...

The evacuation was led by the Vesthimmerlands Museum in Aars, discovering the "timber-like" structure consisting of 45 wooden posts, according to the museum’s press release. The museum titled ...

Samus Aran isn’t some faceless space soldier in the Metroid Prime series. She’s one of gaming’s most iconic protagonists since 1986. Raised by the Chozo (an ancient alien avian race ...

The results have confirmed the existence of significant architectural remains belonging to the ancient port infrastructure. Numerous stones and fragments of construction materials have been identified ...

Archaeologists in the Judean Desert have unearthed a "mysterious pyramid-shaped structure" dating back 2,200 years. The evacuation was a joint mission between the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA ...

During a search conducted last year between Oct. 7 and 11, a team of underwater archaeologists unearthed a sweeping port in the ancient Mediterranean city of Asini (known in historical records as ...

We are continuing to see Guernsey and Jersey structures being established for investment into and acquisition of infrastructure assets such as windfarms, network utilities and renewable power.

However, they’ve found no physical evidence for the theory: The ancient structure would have been demolished centuries ago to build the castle. Along with the aqueduct, researchers found Roman ...

Throughout The Wheel of Time’s run, the World of Dreams known as Tel’aran’rhiod has played a role in many characters’ stories. It’s a place that people can reach, whether purposely or ...

We have now received the first-fruits of the laboratory in the form of a paper on the ethnography of the Aran Islands, by Prof. A. C. Haddon and Dr. C. R. Browne, read before the Royal Irish Academy.