27 October 2017
Archaeologists investigate lost medieval chapel built to rest souls of kings in Edinburgh
Archaeologists are analysing medieval finds following an intriguing community excavation at an Edinburgh farm Archaeologists in Edinburgh have found a fragment of floor tile from
26 June 2014
Commemorating 1200th Anniversary of Death of Emperor Charlemagne
University of Edinburgh, School of History, Classics & Archaeology is proud to commemorate the 1200th Anniversary of the death of the emperor Charlemagne on Tuesday
24 January 2014
Haunted Castles: Edinburgh
Yesterday we looked at the ghost stories from the Tower of London. Anne Boleyn, the Princes in the Tower, Henry VI, Thomas Becket, they all
29 October 2013
Durham Cathedral is voted top UK landmark
Magnificent Durham Cathedral has been named the UK’s number one landmark in a poll of world travellers. The 900-year-old World Heritage Site triumphed in the
17 July 2013
700-year-old William Wallace letter returned to Scotland
The medieval document will go on public display this summer alongside the famous Lubeck letter. A 700-year-old letter believed to have been carried by William
20 January 2012
History, shopping, bagpipes mingle on Royal Mile
The castle is a man’s place, spare and stern, ringed by cannon and places for men to fight. Only one part is feminine – and
28 October 2010
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