Archaeologists in southeastern Mexico recently unearthed an ancient crypt dating back more than 1,000 years and made a ...

Welcome to the fierce realms of mythology and folklore as we uncover the gods of war from cultures around the globe. From the Greek Ares to the Hindu Durga, we'll explore the captivating stories and ...

City Councilwoman Shahana Hanif defeated Maya Kornberg, a first-time candidate, in an acrimonious race in Brooklyn.

Reinvention will be key to God of War’s continued success in the future, too. When the series moved to its Norse setting, director Cory Barlog spoke of his wish of “going on to the Egyptian ...

Xaibe pyramid surrounded by tropical forest, Coba, Quintana Roo, Mexico. Mayan civilisation, 6th-10th century. Photo by DeAgostini/Getty Images. In the Caribbean jungles of Quintana Roo, two Mayan ...

In this guide, we’ll walk you through the location of all six artifacts needed to complete the Stolen Treasures collection in God of War Ragnarok.Fortunately, all six are to be found in the Lake ...

15. Cariocecus – Iberian god of war. Not much is known about Cariocecus (or Cariociecus). The cult of this ancient deity originated in the Iberian tribe, a group of people that now inhabit what ...

God of War III's main protagonists are all animated by hand, ... I created this dynamic system that uses the Maya hair system to drive a series of joints," adds technical artist Gary Cavanaugh.

War has fallen out of fashion somewhat, and doesn't tend to kill a sizeable fraction of fighting age males anymore. We're also all out of elsewheres. The tension ratchets nowhere but up.

Maya believed the creator gods had given their blood and mixed it with maize dough to create the first humans. In turn, the nobility gave a small portion of their own life force to nourish the gods .

In the Maya’s belief system, sunsets were associated with death and decay. Every evening the sun god, Kinich Ahau, made the perilous journey through Xibalba, the Maya underworld, to be born anew at ...

Maya believed the creator gods had given their blood and mixed it with maize dough to create the first humans. In turn, the nobility gave a small portion of their own life force to nourish the gods .