An excavation at the 1,500-year-old churchyard of Govan Old in Glasgow has revealed evidence of early medival craftworking, ...

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Cotswold Archaeology’s excavations on the outskirts of Gloucester continue to reveal illuminating evidence: having previously ...

Discovered in 2019 after a metal-detectorist found a lead ingot near the site, a Roman villa at Rossett, Wrexham – the first ...

A collaborative team of Irish and Norwegian archaeologists working at the Viking settlement of Woodstown, located on the ...

The latest experimental archaeology initiative at a nature reserve and heritage park in Northamptonshire has seen the ...

Continuing renovation works at the Assembly Rooms in Bath are revealing not only the history of this almost 300-year-old ...

In those days, Mesoamerican archaeology was not for the faint-hearted, and Sylvanus Griswold Morley – ‘physically frail, short of stature, squeaky-voiced and near-sighted’, according to Prudence Rice ...

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Just before dawn on Sunday 25 June 1950, following a brief bombardment, the 150,000-strong army of the Democratic People’s Republic of North Korea, backed by Soviet Russia, crossed the border and ...

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