Medieval archaeological news and discoveries from around the world.
On a Whitechapel site teeming with history, pupils from two local schools as well as keen amateur archaeologists have been trying to uncover the medieval
Amateur archaeologists in the Vale of Glamorgan have discovered a hidden medieval village. The discovery was made behind the railway viaduct at Porthkerry near Barry.
Campaigners say they are concerned that there are still no permanent plans for a medieval ship discovered on the banks of the River Usk in
An early medieval brooch found in the remnants of a turf fire in a north Kerry range earlier this year, went on permanent display at
Off the coast of the Dunwich in Suffolk lies half a medieval town long abandoned to the sea. Despite many diver and sonar surveys, details
Amateur archaeologists in the Vale of Glamorgan believe they have uncovered a lost medieval village. The Time Signs archaeology students made the discovery behind the
The remains of a medieval home have been unearthed in the town. The outline of the house dating back to the 13th century was discovered
Siberian archeologists have discovered an ancient tomb belonging to unknown people in the Krasnoyarsk region where the construction of the Boguchanskaya hydropower station is now
Archeologists working at Desyatinny Pit in the historical centre of Veliki Novgorod have found remnants of gardens that used to grow there several centuries back.
A small French town’s fascination with all things medieval has help strike up a friendship with supporters of Newport’s 15th century ship. “And ‘strike’ is
Excavations in St John’s Kirk, Perth, have unearthed human remains believed to be over 400 years old. The work, part of a £2.74 million refurbishment,
An archaeologist digging in a building site next to Reading Minster has unearthed a skeleton in what she thinks is a medieval grave. The find
When Marco Polo visited the court of Khubilai Khan in the 13th century, he was astounded by what he saw. It was a palace glittering
Discovery near the village of Gudme is the second since August Yet another handcrafted gold artifact has been found on Funen, just weeks after the
A previously unknown Roman road and evidence of a medieval manor house have been uncovered during excavations in Kent. Archaeologists employed by South East Water
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