Today, “sacred” is a broad and generously deployed word. Sporting areas are sacred, bedrooms too. The English word emerged in the late Middle Ages to connote the bread and wine of Eucharist, but its ...

Hello, I'm an urban explorer from Lithuania. For over 10 years, I've been exploring abandoned buildings across Europe.

On the morning of October 26, workers removed a long chain drilled into the side of Uluru, a block of sandstone larger than downtown London in the middle of the Australian outback. Since the 1950s, ...

Martin Gray, the photographer and anthropologist behind “Sacred Earth: Places of Peace and Power,” has spent more than 20 years shooting hundreds of sacred sites around the world. He created ...

Do you have a "sacred place?" A special place that connects you to the deepest parts of yourself, to your personal history, and your most dearly cherished dreams and memories? We all need our own ...

Access to sacred natural sites and the use of resources by the public is usually not permitted. There was a fear that external intervention by government, nongovernmental organizations and ...

From the Central and Eastern European Middle Neolithic (first half of the 5th millennium BCE), around 150 so-called circular enclosures are known, circular or elliptical roughly concentric ...