Digging for Worms, Finding Silver: The Massive Stockholm Silver Hoard A man searching for earthworms before a fishing trip in the Stockholm archipelago struck something
The most significant excavation in a generation is underway at the Tower of London and it’s promising to “re-draw the map of the medieval fortress”
For 600 years, the waters off Copenhagen have hidden an exceptional secret. Now, maritime archaeologists from the Viking Ship Museum in Denmark reveal the discovery
An exhibition explores the connection between history and video games The exhibition can be enjoyed at the Museum of Archeology and History of Elche “Alejandro
Buried face down and evidence of being burned alive! Did they uncover the burial place for medieval witches? Archaeologists believe they have found the human
A medieval castle in Wales has been transformed into a private school attended by princes and princesses, children of millionaires and refugees. Many of the
A group of hobby metal detectorists has discovered two Viking treasures buried a few meters apart near the ruins of the Viking castle Fyrkat in
Archaeologists at a city dig site have uncovered a medieval tiled floor dating back to around the 13th Century. The discovery was made in Gloucestershire
“Just here would have been the great hall,” says Chris Ferguson to a Guardian reporter and a dozen indifferent sheep chewing grass in a stunning
A medieval port has been discovered in a 2,500m2 building site and archaeological dig surrounding a chateau in Vendée, western France. Among the discoveries are
Aerial and ground footage from the medieval ruins of a French castle.
Redditch residents have the chance to take part in a community archaeology dig in Beoley over the weekend of October 2-3. Neighbouring village Beoley is
Time Team announces historic comeback with 2021 dig at huge Oxfordshire Roman villa that may be ‘almost the size of Buckingham Palace’. Following the successful
Mudlarks A mudlark is defined as someone who digs or searches in in river or harbor mud for items of value. The term was widely
Social inequality was “recorded on the bones” of Cambridge’s medieval residents, according to a new study of hundreds of human remains excavated from three very
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