Archaeologists unearthed an ornate bronze handle dubbed the 'Norfolk Nessie' at a near-2,000-year-old Roman villa.
A VISITOR centre and tourism hub are among the ideas to preserve a heritage site in the Borders for the next decade.
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Why Scotland was drawn sideways on maps for 1,500 years
For over a millennium, cartographers across Europe kept rotating Scotland 90 degrees, and it wasn't simply a mistake. This is the story of how one ancient system of coordinates overruled centuries of ...
As someone who's traveled across Italy, I love finding smaller towns and hidden gems. Some of my favorites are Pizzo in ...
Ahead of wind farm development on Britain's eastern coast, excavations along an underground cable route uncovered the ruins ...
Researchers found the long-lost city of 'Alexandria on the Tigris' in southern Iraq, the famous port founded by Alexander the ...
During surveys ahead of the construction of a wind farm, archaeologists in Norfolk found the remains of a 2,000-year-old ...
Divers recovered weapons, tools, pieces of horse-drawn chariots, ceramic plates, platters and goblets. One archaeologist ...
A digital map of ancient Greece and the known ancient world as traveled by ancient geographers has been created by ...
Archaeologists in Norfolk, England, have uncovered the remains of a Roman villa ahead of cable-laying for offshore wind farms ...
When the UNESCO World Heritage Committee meets in July 2026 to review potential candidates, Türkiye is almost certain to gain a new entry, one that is shedding light on a mysterious ancient war cult ...
Users discussed an alleged "wild" archaeological find in the Tar Heel State, with one person saying the discovery would ...
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