Intrigued historian Robert Sharp went down to the site in Hammerwich when archaeologists were digging up the 3,500 treasure trove in 2009.The 70-year-old, who lives in the village himself, has spent 18 months writing his book The Hoard and its History: Staffordshire’s Secrets Revealed, where he argues that hundreds of pieces, specifically the Christian items, originated from the early church centre of Lichfield.
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Speaking at a meeting of the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology in Berlin, Germany, this past November 6, researcher Georgios Georgalis with Greece’s Aristotle University announced […]
This article gets updated constantly, as new findings of the Alexander the Great-era tomb surface from the Casta Hill in Amphipolis, Greece. The recent archaeological […]
Archaeologists have located a hidden chapel at the site of an abbey where the date of the country’s Easter celebrations were first set.A team from […]
