British Museum hails record-breaking year for archaeological discoveries – thanks largely to metal detectorists ...
Construction work for a new school in Frankfurt, Germany, has exposed a unique Roman sanctuary, part of the ancient town of ...
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Massive 1,700-Year-Old Roman Marching Camps Unearthed In Germany With Hoard Of Artifacts
Newly discovered Roman military camps in Germany reveal long-lost traces of an imperial campaign nearly 1,700 years ago.
"During World War II, the British dressed a dead body in a Royal Marines uniform and planted letters saying the Allies were ...
As one of history's most famous figures, many stop to wonder what Cleopatra VII Philopator really looked like.
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In 1992, a man looking for a lost hammer accidentally found an ancient Roman hoard worth £1.75 million
In 1992, a man looking for a lost hammer in Hoxne in Suffolk, UK, ended up finding an ancient chest containing treasure worth ...
Archaeologists from the French National Institute of Preventive Archaeological Science (Inrap) have discovered a large ...
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If you find these things in your garden, they’re not legally yours to keep
Most people figure that if something is buried on their land, it’s theirs by default, but the law in many […] ...
For Bulgari’s creative director Mary Katrantzou, that is a very intentional proposition. In an age when the phone has become ...
A traveller journeys across Southeast Asia to trace Suvarnabhumi, following ancient Indian sea routes through food, faith, ruins and forgotten empires.
Most finds are made by detectorists, building a richer picture of the past, says the British Museum.
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