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The Iron Age midden on Skye's west coast has so far yielded bone fragments, stone tools, a button manufactured from horn and the top of a human skull...The manmade tools and fragments are already under attack from lashing waves and strong winds, with...
Tags: Historic Scotland, iron age, treasure trove, age midden, Skye, United Kingdom, Glasgow, Midden, Trepanation, Stone Age, Landfill, Archaeology
Staffordshire treasure hoard goes on show at British Museum Farmer on whose land 1,500 pieces of Anglo-Saxon gold and silver were found pays first visit to London for exhibition opening • Iron age gold treasure found in Scotland Farmer Fred Johnson inspects...
Tags: Staffordshire Hoard, Scotland, iron age, London, age gold
Archaeologists have discovered the remains of what could be the first brain of Britain, which they claim survived 2,000 years in an Iron Age skull. In fact, a team at York Archaeological Trust found the oldest surviving human brain inside a decapitated...
Tags: brain, 000-year-old brain in britain, oldest brain, scientists, scientist, York Archaeological Trust, Britain, ancient, iron age, human brain
British law does not exactly take a "finders keepers" view. But a scheme teaching finders and landowners of potential rewards for such discoveries, has led to a rise in the number of treasures being reported, a study revealed today. The British Museum's...
Tags: Maurice Richardson, Newark Torc, metal detector, Nottinghamshire, iron age
In a mountainous kingdom in what is now southeastern Turkey, there lived in the eighth century BC a royal official, Kuttamuwa, who oversaw the completion of an inscribed stone monument, or stele, to be erected upon his death. The words instructed mourners...
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