The notorious pirate ship Whydah, which sank off the coast of Cape Cod in 1717. Led by Black Sam Bellamy, one of history’s wealthiest pirates, the Whydah was loaded with treasures looted from over 50 ships.

Mexico City, where archaeologists working at the Templo Mayor—once the grand center of the Aztec Empire—unearth a chilling discovery: a tower of over 600 human skulls.

Finland's mysterious "Devil’s Church," a cave hidden deep within the forests near the Russian border. For centuries, the site has been a place of spiritual significance, where shamans and priests communed with the divine.

Beneath an Incan wall in Pachacámac, Peru, archaeologists uncover 73 burial bundles from the Wari Empire. These mummies are adorned with intricately carved wooden masks, a rare discovery that challenges our understanding of Andean burial rites.

The fate of Pharaoh Ramses III has long been clouded by rumors of a family plot against him. Scientists use advanced scanning technology to examine the tomb of the 12th century BCE ruler, uncovering evidence that supports these ancient suspicions.

In 2012, beneath a modern parking lot in Leicester, England the remains of King Richard III were discovered, offering unprecedented insight into the last moments of England’s controversial monarch.