Coins from the 1st and 2nd Centuries are among finds by archaeologists in gardens near a Roman town in Norfolk.Dr Will Bowden of Nottingham University is trying to identify the settlement as a market town or an armed camp and said evidence indicates it could be either.
read more BBC News – Norfolk garden exploration at Caistor reveals ancient coins.
Wild, windswept, rocky and remote, Astypalaia is not an obvious place for the unearthing of some of the world’s earliest erotic graffiti.Certainly, Dr Andreas Vlachopoulos, […]
A 17TH century shipwreck will give up its secrets over the next two years, with Southend Museum displaying whatever treasure is found.The London sank just […]
Not long ago, a mask depicting Pan, the ancient god of the wild, of music and of enjoyment, was unearthed by a team of archaeologists […]
