The remarkably rich heritage of Norfolk has seen more than 15,000 archaeological finds reported to council experts in just 12 months – a rate of about 40 a day.
Not too long ago, archaeologists carrying out excavations in Norway stumbled upon an ancient skull that they say appears to have bits and pieces of […]
Sheela-na Gig is probably a corrupt version of the Irish meaning ‘old hag of the breasts’ or ‘of the hunkers’, referring to the figure’s typical […]
With the final tally yet to be made, the 2014 summer archaeology season in Bulgaria has uncovered a number of fascinating finds, ranging from remnants […]
