A new exhibition will go on display at the House of Manannan tomorrow (Saturday 25 October) exploring the 'incredibly rich world of Manx treasure'. Entitled 'National Treasures', it features Viking ...

University of Sheffield and University College London researchers have made the first successful detection of estrogen, ...

The rarity of this find becomes even more apparent when considering that the British Museum possesses only one other Bronze Age lead ingot, discovered during excavations at Runnymede Bridge near Egham ...

One of the largest volcanic eruptions in the last 10,000 years took place at the Greek island of Thera (Santorini) in the ...

Two UCL academics have been awarded prestigious 2025 Philip Leverhulme Prizes for their work in Economics and Languages and ...

Rathcroghan has been shortlisted in the Archaeology and Sustainability category.

A disaster could strike at any moment, and if the Valley of the Kings is to be preserved, action must be taken before it is ...

According to research published in Nature's npj Heritage Science journal, Professor Sayed Hemeda of Cairo University's Department of Preservation of Architectural Heritage has identified structural ...

First discovered in 1997, Karahan Tepe is a sprawling 12,000-year-old site where rows of stone pillars are carved with ...

As ancient humans left Africa, they encountered many harsh environments including the Sahara and the high Arctic, but one of ...

In 2009, Terry Herbert, an unemployed metal detectorist in Staffordshire, England, swept his detector over a freshly plowed ...

Sprawled across much of the Arabian Peninsula, today’s Arabian Desert is known for brutal heat, dry, harsh winds and scarce water—hardly hospitable to human settlers unaided by air conditioning and a ...