A new study has revealed new evidence that a huge "megaflood" refilled a sea today adored by millions of tourists, ending a ...

An international team of scientists, including participants from the University of Southampton, identified a series of geological features in southeastern Sicily that point to this catastrophic event.

The shipwreck, which dates back to the fifth- or sixth-century B.C., was found near Ragusa, a city in southeast Sicily. The excavation was carried out by the University of Udine and SopMare.

This elegant and little-known Baroque town is an architectural gem nestled away in the hills of southeastern Sicily. Stroll along the narrow streets to see the magnificent churches, palaces and ...