Egyptologists and other experts gathered in Italy to celebrate the campaign that saved ancient Egyptian temples from being submerged by a dam project 50 years ago

Greece's government says it has removed hundreds of archaeological museums, ancient sites and castles inadvertently put on a provisional list of properties up for private development under the country's bailout terms

Marcus Frejo, a member of the Pawnee and Seminole tribes, said he was among a small group of people remaining after the rally when the students began chanting slogans such as "Make America great" and then began doing the haka, a traditional Maori dance

The U.N. culture and education agency has recognized Rio de Janeiro as the "World Capital of Architecture" for 2020

From anime to the end zone, 'Dragon Ball' puts its stamp on pop culture thanks to its famous fans

Thousands of Orthodox Christian worshippers have plunged into icy rivers and lakes across Bulgaria to recover crucifixes cast by priests in ceremonies commemorating the baptism of Jesus Christ

Eugeniu Iordachescu, a Romanian civil engineer who saved 12 churches and many other historic buildings once slated for demolition by the country's leader dies at 89.

The United States and Israel have quit the U.N.'s educational, scientific and cultural agency, arguing the organization fosters anti-Israel bias

Government researchers in Switzerland are studying northern Nevada's Burning Man festival and its offshoot events to learn more about attendees and how the event's core principles are demonstrated

London's famed Beefeaters and other workers at several Royal Palaces have gone on a rare strike in a dispute over pension payments