While Julius Caesar’s troops reportedly destroyed a large portion of the library in 48 B.C., scholars cannot say with any certainty when the Library of Alexandria finally disappeared.

Writing was a prestigious job in the ancient world, and the rulers of the time spent a lot of money on training scribes. Hattusa, the Hittite capital, was home to the first major organized library.

The famous library of Alexandria, Egypt, was one of the most important repositories of knowledge in the ancient world. Built in the fourth century B.C., it flourished for some six centuries, was ...

Researchers partially investigated the home’s front rooms between 2018 and 2019, but the team behind the new study revisited the site over the past couple of years, exposing one-third of the ...

Travel Ancient Ten Commandments fragment of 2,000-year-old manuscript to go on display at Reagan Library Exhibit offers 'rare opportunity' for public viewing of Ten Commandments Scroll ...

The Vatican Apostolic Library preserves and digitizes rare global works, including Turkish texts, while offering scholars access to centuries of knowledge ...

According to Peter Toth, curator of ancient and medieval manuscripts at the British Library, the first step in the digital reconstruction process involved creating high resolution digital images of ...

The gallery will feature the library’s Jay I. Kislak Collection of the archaeology and history of the early Americas from about 1000 B.C. to modern times.

Sanskrit Universities in India are set to connect via a shared digital library, enhancing access to rare manuscripts and ...