Most of the silver in the pot had been deliberately cut to pieces, and that damage is the most informative thing about it. A ...
A Danish homeowner digging up his garden to build a new patio has stumbled upon a massive silver hoard believed to date back ...
Learn how ancient blacksmiths forged iron from meteorites and may have erased one of its most important extraterrestrial ...
An unnamed man planned to build a new terrace when he stumbled upon a trove of 700 objects and fragments in his garden in ...
The first third of a remarkably intact riverside structure created from gigantic oak beams about 2,400 years ago has been recovered by archaeologists in Bavaria. The Celtic wood used in the structure ...
The mundane work of clearing grass and stones in a backyard has led to the discovery of Denmark’s largest known hoard of ...
A homeowner digging up his garden to lay a new patio stumbled across Denmark's biggest ever haul of Viking silver.
The CROZEX cruise measured carbon sinking three kilometres beneath the sub-Antarctic Southern Ocean and found that naturally ...
Digging at an archaeological site can be compared to cutting through a layered cake. Once archaeologists remove a layer of ...
An archaeological excavation is a little like eating a layered cake: Once you have removed a layer, you cannot put it back.
A homeowner getting ready to create a new patio in Rebild, Denmark, has unintentionally revealed the biggest collection of Viking silver ever found in the country. At around 18.5 kilograms and is ...
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