Between 30 BC and the 3rd century AD, during which period Egypt was a province of the Roman Empire, a practice developed…
Recent assessment of a unique burial assemblage from the Isle of Man has helped illuminate a rare type of funerary practice also…
Around 8,150 years ago, a sudden shift in the seabed created the Storegga tsunami in the North Sea. With all known evidence…
The remains of a Roman villa have been revealed near Rossett, Wrexham. It is the first site of its kind to be…
The definition of what is considered ‘Treasure’ is to be revised by the Government, to broaden its parameters and provide increased protection…
A new robust set of radiocarbon dates from the Glastonbury Lake Village in Somerset has allowed researchers to establish a more-precise chronology…
Wood can be a difficult, and costly, archaeological material to preserve. This is nowhere better highlighted than by the enormous efforts put…
Scientific analysis of a human skeleton discovered at Tarrant Hinton in Dorset has shed new light on life – and the transmission…
Evidence for an extensive settlement, possibly dating to either the Bronze Age or Iron Age, has been uncovered on the outskirts of…
Unusual graffiti have been discovered among the ruins of the medieval church of St Mary’s in Stoke Mandeville, Buckinghamshire. Archaeologists from Fusion…