Alexander the Great

Two female sculptures are uncovered in a Greek tomb that dates to the time of Alexander the Great.

At a site under excavation in Greece, archaeologists have uncovered mosaic floors that pave the entrance to a huge tomb from the era of Alexander the Great.

Archaeologists have been clearing dirt and stone slabs from the entrance of a huge tomb in Macedonia. Excitement is building over what excavators might find inside.

As archaeologists continue to clear dirt and stone slabs from the entrance of a huge tomb in Greece, excitement is building over what excavators may find inside.

The long-running debate over how Macedonian king Alexander the Great died gets a new twist with a theory that if he was poisoned, a plant called white hellebore could have been the culprit.

Sun rose to illuminate Alexandria's main road on July 20.

Archeology paper challenges inhabitants of ancient Greek tomb

Microscopic pollen, charcoal in sediments suggest settlement that pre-dated founding of Alexandria.

The footprint was made in ancient city that Jesus might have visited.

Ancient sandbar allowed him to build a causeway to the island.