
1,400-Year-Old Maya Urn Shows a Dead Ruler Arriving in the Underworld
A 1,400-year-old Maya urn from Guatemala at The Walters Art Museum shows a ruler becoming a jaguar spirit among skulls and gods of the dead.


A 1,400-year-old Maya urn from Guatemala at The Walters Art Museum shows a ruler becoming a jaguar spirit among skulls and gods of the dead.

A vast mosaic of ancient splendor and a painted city's ruin now dwell together beneath the Baths of Trajan.

A new photo collection reveals lesser-seen moments of American history, from everyday life to tragic events, showing photographs as physical artifacts of the past.
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