Friday, August 20, 2004

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Skeletons unearthed in old town On the weekend the Medieval Park in Oslo's Gamlebyen (Old City) district played host to 30,000 con...

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Roman town found at farm A ROMAN town, possibly dating back to the first century, has been discovered beneath a Wickwar farm. The ...

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Unique items unearthed in burial mounds in Orenburg Archaeologists have found household appliances and weapons of the Sarmat epoch (4t...
Monday, August 16, 2004

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The ongoing revamp of Acropolis monuments PLAGUED by a plethora of ailments from cracking, erosion and flaking to delamination, sugari...

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Relic linked to Seahenge A simple carved wooden figure could hold the key to an amazing new theory about the true meaning of Norfolk...

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Rare Iron Age burial found at Minehowe Archaeologists working at Minehowe in Orkney, Scotland, have uncovered a complete skeleton buri...

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Neolithic sanctuary found in Bulgaria Archaeologists working near the village of Kapitan Dimitrievo, southern Bulgaria, have uncovered...
Friday, August 13, 2004

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IS BOW THE LATEST PIECE OF MARY ROSE PUZZLE TO EMERGE FROM SOLENT? The latest excavations at the Mary Rose wreck site have added yet f...
Thursday, August 12, 2004

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Bow of Tudor wreck raised A missing section of the Mary Rose, including one of the cannons which may have helped take Henry VIII's...

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Ancient Olympians Followed "Atkins" Diet, Scholar Says The 2004 Athens Olympic Games begin on Friday. Over the course of the...

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Roman baby find baffles boffins ARCHAEOLOGISTS working on the site of a Roman villa just outside Wheathampstead are puzzled by the dis...

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Council planning rules say "NO" to henges quarry plan Heritage group claims councils own rules provide ray of hope for the ...
Tuesday, August 10, 2004

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IS BRITISH HISTORY BEING SOLD ON THE INTERNET TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER? Archaeologists and heritage experts yesterday voiced their concer...

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Castle's treasures put on display Tens of thousands of artefacts, some dating back to the Bronze Age, are to be brought out of sto...
Monday, August 09, 2004

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4,000-year-old doll found Archaeologists have discovered the remains of a 4 000-year-old doll, thought to be the world's oldest to...

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Workmen uncover medieval graves Archaeologists say they have found a town's largest medieval burial site yet after workmen dug up ...

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Ship takes King's Lynn back in time During King's Lynn's heyday as a major trading post, "kogge" cargo ships wou...

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Objections to quarrying at Thornborough henge complex Heritage campaigners fighting to stop the destruction of the massive Thornboroug...

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Sardinia stakes claim as cradle of wine Dutch and Italian archaeologists digging in the fertile Sardara hills north of Sardinia's ...
Wednesday, August 04, 2004

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Hidden History of Sand Dunes Revealed Nature lovers can this weekend learn about the discovery of medieval cities and buried graves un...