High-tech devices are helping archeologists find rock art that has otherwise been lost to history.

Their efforts to preserve cultural heritage involve going deep inside ancient tombs, to chapels, and famed museums, all to record masterpieces exactly as they are, using high-tech scanners.

(ISNS) -- An ancient Egyptian pigment -- apparently humanity's first artificial pigment -- could soon find new life-enabling modern high-tech applications such as telecommunications networks and state ...

Some of the world’s most enduring mysteries hail from the realm of ancient technology. From the towering pyramids of Egypt to the intricate Antikythera mechanism, these remarkable feats of engineering ...

From bringing ancient ruins to life through augmented reality (AR) to 3D-printing centuries-old artefacts, cultural heritage startups are transforming the landscape of heritage preservation and ...

CHENGDU — In the heartland of China, near a 4,500-year-old farmland, a team of agricultural scientists is modernizing an ancient practice. They are using big data analytics and artificial ...

This Ancient Indian City to Be Replaced by High-Tech Digital Twin Researchers will be using geo-information tools like photogrammetry, archival research, and more.

And helps out lost tourists... The ancient city of Bath is getting a very high-tech makeover. The University of Bath today announced a £1.6m pilot that will see the city kitted out with a ...

There is a small hill in a remote part of Turkey that looms large in the mind of John Haldon, a professor of history at Princeton. It likely is the ruin of an ancient fortress, but for Haldon the site ...