Volcanic hill hid hundreds of ancient artifacts — some 3,400 years old — in Hungary
The hoards, filled with metal objects, beads, fabrics, and animal tusks, span the Late Bronze Age into the Early Iron Age.
Iron Age 'bling' shows wealth of northern tribes
A hoard of Iron Age "bling" unearthed in North Yorkshire was a "garish" display of wealth from tribes more powerful than ...
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‘Exceptional’ Iron Age hoard could help to better understand Britain's history
A spectacular hoard of Iron Age metalwork—over 800 pieces including ornate cauldrons, elegantly decorated harness for at ...
Incredible hoard of 2,000-year-old cauldrons, spears & chariots that change Britain’s history are unearthed near village
A VARIETY of centuries-old artefacts were discovered using a metal detector in a Yorkshire field. The “once-in-a-lifetime” ...
Huge Iron Age hoard is discovered in North Yorkshire: Archaeologists uncover over 800 ancient cauldrons, spears, chariots and horse harnesses thought to be worth £2…
A discovery in rural North Yorkshire provides an archaeological time capsule from around 2,000 years ago - and experts say ...
5 of the best hill forts you can explore around Dorset
From Hambledon Hill to Badbury Rings, here are five of the best historic hill forts you can explore around Dorset ...
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Labour has pushed UK into 'moment of economic peril' as Keir Starmer savaged
Archaeologist's son Chris Philp keeps an eye on the major dangers facing Britain - and one of his biggest worries is what Starmer is doing to the economy ...
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Suspect used girlfriend's car in fatal shooting of Fort Worth rapper Lil Ronnie and daughter, affidavit reveals
Forest Hill police revealed one of the suspects in the early March fatal shooting of Fort Worth rapper Lil Ronnie and his 5-year-old daughter used his girlfriend's vehicle to allegedly commit the ...
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Study Reveals Critical Age When Your Thinking Begins to Decline
As Shakespeare put it, we all have our entrances and our exits on this grand stage we call life, and now researchers have identified the specific point in middle-age when our brain cells show the ...
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When archaeology wasn’t ‘ladylike,’ women still shaped the field, one dig at a time
The first women archaeologists in history were Victorian-era adventurers who felt most at home when farthest from it.’ This was the opening line of Amanda Adam’s book Ladies of the field, which ...