Don McCullin is not an easy man to reach. He has no email address, no mobile phone, and takes business calls via a landline for just one hour each morning. The 89-year-old photojournalist and his wife ...

Large sculptures were very rare in Minoan culture, probably due to a lack of appropriate stone material ... examples of Classical Period sculpture are the Aphrodite of Knidos (c.

Photo shows New Year's Weather: Dark grey storm clouds over a green forested area, with a rain storm on the horizon.

Mr Richardson said we may never know the full story of the stone statue. "I think we're all intrigued by a mystery," he said. "We still want to find out what the truth is, although maybe the truth ...

The green moss on their faces shone glossy when they were wet in the rain. It sometimes looked as if the stone statues were weeping. “Don’t forget us,” photographer Takayoshi Yasujima ...

The Stone of Madness is certainly filled with both, painting an eye-catching portrait of secrets and skullduggery as you sneak around, searching for an escape. As the days and nights drag on ...

The statue was found at Taposiris Magna, an archaeological site where some researchers suspect Cleopatra and Mark Antony are entombed Eli Wizevich History Correspondent The marble head dates to ...

As far as real-time tactical stealth games go, The Stone of Madness is an artistically singular entity, unique in style but faithful to the mechanics players may expect to find in the genre.

The Stone of Madness may be set in the 18th century, a full 350 years on from Umberto Eco's masterful monastic mystery The Name of the Rose, yet the game is clearly indebted to the literary ...

The tableau is fronted by an installation depicting a Lord Buddha’s statue sitting in a meditative Dharmachakra Mudra, symbolising peace and harmony. The original statue is located at the Ghora ...

Humans have been constructing animal statues for thousands of years. It is a way for us to convey our deep bond with the animal kingdom and the debt of gratitude that we owe to our fellow creatures.