The Scythians, marijuana-smoking nomadic warriors of ancient Ukraine, built thousands of burial mounds that are at risk today. A preservation group finds resonance in them for a country at war.

Satellite image of a field near Birukove, Luhansk region, that contained three ancient burial mounds. In 2014, a stronghold was established on the mounds, which was later completely destroyed as a ...

Ukraine's beauty and geopolitical value have attracted invaders from ancient times to the modern day, looking to take advantage of the many trade routes that pass through this eastern European ...

To mark Kyiv Day, RBC-Ukraine spoke with Nataliia Pinchuk, a senior research associate at the Museum of the History of Kyiv, about the city's major myths, legends, and little-known facts about its ...

Several statues dating from the ninth to the 13th century have been evacuated by volunteers from the front lines amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

A historic collection of ancient treasures has been returned to Ukraine, after a nearly 10-year dispute over its ownership with Russia, Kyiv says. It says 565 items - including Scythian and ...

Ancient Scythian artefacts from museums in Russian-occupied Crimea have been returned to Ukraine after a legal dispute over ownership rights during which they spent almost a decade in the ...

Farmland in Ukraine now covers most of an ancient settlement called Nebelivka that some researchers consider to be one of the earliest known cities. Here, Nebelivka’s site plan is superimposed ...

(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Anya Free, University of California, Davis (THE CONVERSATION) As Ukraine prepared ...

DNIPRO, Ukraine — Belching diesel exhaust, a bulldozer cut into a 4,000-year-old burial mound, peeling back the soil to reveal the mysteries hidden inside, including a skeleton. For ...