All news by author: Joel Day

The Mayan civilisation was one of the most advanced in the world at the time, with their presence in Mesoamerica stretching back thousands of years

Tutankhamun's death mask is one of the most recognisable relics of Ancient Egypt, but an 'overlooked' clue suggests that it may have been made for someone else entirely

The Japanese city of Osaka is served by the Kansai International airport, which spans two artificial islands in Osaka Bay, and first opened in 1994 - but now it's sinking

Like many other shopping centres around the country, Runcorn Shopping City has fallen into a state of neglect and is rotting away with nearly all the outlets long gone

No.26 by the Sea secured the 25th spot of best hotels, with visitors have describing the place as a "sensation" and "perfection" and giving it five stars

Researchers created a 3D scale model of the ancient relic in order to better understand what it may have been used for

Amid claims that Sheerness in Kent is one of the most dangerous places to live in the UK locals have rallied around their home which they say retains a rare community spirit

When archaeologists started digging at the Covesea Caves range - a series of sea caves near Inverness - they came across "remarkably preserved" human bones strewn across the floor