The Laboratory of Alternative History (LAI) is a multidisciplinary research center focused on studying the heritage of ancient civilizations. Its work brings together researchers, contributors, and international partners to investigate archaeological sites, historic structures, artifacts, and questions about the past. The center shares its activities and findings through expedition reports, articles, research materials, translations, and educational events.

LAI organizes and documents expeditions, with featured work and field materials relating to places such as Peru, Bolivia, Egypt, Malta, Cambodia, and Mauritania. Its website includes a map of sites, photographs, videos, and updates from research trips, alongside discussions and summaries of books and historical topics. Video content covers subjects including the pyramids, ancient monuments, and expedition results, while seminars provide another format for presenting ideas and investigations. The center also publishes books and invites supporters to contribute to new sections, research publications, expedition reports, and website maintenance. Through these resources, LAI offers audiences a varied collection of material for exploring ancient civilizations and their cultural heritage.