The chariot is preserved in remarkable detail, officials say, with four iron wheels, metal armrests and backrests, and a seat perched atop that could sit one or two people.

Excavators have discovered a large four-wheel ceremonial chariot at a villa near Pompeii, the doomed ancient city in southern Italy.

In "Building Pharaoh's Chariot," a team of archaeologists, engineers, woodworkers, and horse trainers join forces to build and test two highly accurate replicas of Egyptian royal chariots.

If enough of us do it, maybe some of those friends will even buy The Chariot’s new album, One Wing. I mean probably not, but hey, times are tough, bands can use all the promotional assistance they can ...

Chariot racing was incorporated into the early Ludi Romani, the games held in honor of the chief Roman god, Jupiter Optimus Maximus. In 366 B.C. the Ludi Romani became an annual event, sponsored ...

Experts believe the chariot may have been used in ceremonies such as weddings Archaeologists in Italy have unveiled a ceremonial chariot they discovered near the ancient Roman city of Pompeii. The ...