Archaeologists working at Egypt's ancient Kom Ombo temple have found a sandstone carving dating back to shortly after the time of Alexander the Great. According to a Facebook post by Egypt's ...

Most of the carvings are located near a source of water on private property, which explains why these time capsules left in orange and red sandstone can be expected to eventually dissolve and why ...

A sandstone carving, believed to date back to around 213AD and represent the Roman goddess of victory, has been discovered near Hadrian's Wall.

Beneath the 18th-century Skaill Farm in Scotland’s Orkney archipelago sits a medieval Viking-era settlement. That settlement ...

The Vindolanda Trust Volunteers at Vindolanda, a Roman fort in northern England, have discovered a rare sandstone carving of a nude warrior and his horse.

Locals have an awareness of carvings in sandstone cliffs or caves, but less appreciation for the scope of the Native American output.