Rare 3rd-Century Roman Miniature Gold Lock Found in Germany Offers Insight into Ancient Craftsmanship Archaeology
Unearthing the Roman Past: The Discovery of a 2,000-Year-Old Sanctuary in the Netherlands Archaeology
New research sheds light on family relationships in western Eurasian Bell Beaker communities Archaeology
One of the oldest stone tombs in Sweden is intact from Neolithic times, but skulls are missing Archaeology
The skull of ‘Vittrup Man’ was smashed by eight heavy blows in a violent murder, new research finds Archaeology
In 2010, archaeologists found the 1,300-year-old remains of a woman, estimated to be between 25-35 years old, with a peculiar hole at the top of her skull, notably having undergone a phenomenon known as a “coffin birth”. Archaeology
The reѕearch сonfirmed thаt the ѕtatue houѕed the well-рreserved remаins of а monk who рassed аwаy аround 1100 AD. Archaeology
