Pieces of a tool used about 6,000 years ago have been found in a Northumberland village.Whilst working in Mitford Churchyard, a grave digger from Rothbury discovered part of a broken polished stone axe from the Neolithic period between 4,000 and 2,200 BC.
read more Grave digger finds ancient axe in village churchyard – Morpeth Herald.
BBC News – Cambridge University archaeologists find ‘oldest’ Roman irrigation system.
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A Limoges statue of the Virgin Mary dating from the 13th century has been found during renovations of a small church in the eastern Jutland […]
