A historical forum has announced the discovery of an ancient stone inscription in Dapoli, Ratnagiri. The inscribed stone, reportedly dating back to 1052 AD, highlights the aristocratic use of Marathi ...

A unique 2,000-year-old stone inscription unearthed in Israel has thrilled archaeologists. The find is the first full spelling of “Jerusalem” on a stone inscription, archaeologists recently confirmed.

The earliest known stone inscription of the 10 Commandments is available to the highest bidder on Nov. 16, but don’t dust off your mantel at home just yet: this relic has to be shown off in public.

For sale: the word of God, in slightly less than mint condition. A mystery antiquities collector got a fantastic deal Wednesday on a stone tablet that bears the earliest known inscription of the Ten ...

Swarna Bharat Trust unveils replica of the first Telugu inscription from 575 CE at Kalamalla, preserving historical heritage.

(JTA) — An inscription on a stone pillar found in a small village in southern India may reveal new information about the oldest synagogue in the area and possibly shine a new light on the early ...

A 3,200-year-old stone slab with an inscription that tells of a Trojan prince and may refer to the mysterious Sea People has been deciphered, archaeologists announced today (Oct. 7). The stone ...

High on the windswept Tibetan Plateau, at an altitude of more than 14,000 feet (4.27 km), a stone inscription has sparked a historic debate, casting new light on one of China’s most enduring mysteries ...

The 4th-century marble slab is considered a "national treasure" of Israel. What is believed to be the world's earliest-known stone inscription of the 10 Commandments is going up for auction by ...

Mysuru: A rare stone with inscriptions and diagrams to keep away evil forces was found at a Mandya village during a field work carried out by the researchers of the Centre of Excellence for Studies in ...

Chennai: Hero stones and stone inscriptions belonging to the period of Vijayanagara empire have been found in villages in Tiruvannamalai district by members of the archaeological research centre.