A metal detectorist named Peter Heads discovered an “exceptional” Iron Age hoard outside of Melsonby, North Yorkshire, UK.

When the discovery of a new Iron Age hoard was announced this week, a video was released showing a long table laid out with ancient metalwork. The last time I saw anything similar was when the ...

This 301-year-old Hvar shipwreck was first discovered at a depth of 40 metres back in 1986, when archaeologists were investigating a much older (ancient) shipwreck.

Have you ever thrown a coin into a wishing well? If so, you might just be engaging in Iron Age hoarding practices ... horse tack such as copper bridle bits, rein rings, and even harnesses ...

A Roman town wall and a skeleton were discovered at an excavation site off Stratford Road, Sandy in 2018. This significant find was the first evidence of a defended Roman town in Bedfordshire.

The Gupta Empire is widely regarded as India’s Golden Age. Although it existed for only about 230 years (from the 3rd century AD to 543 AD), it had a profound influence on many areas of Indian society ...

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Furthermore, the precious metals were necessary for the Greeks to mint coins, make jewelry ... was also used for domestic and commercial purposes. Copper was another valuable product of the district, ...

Regarding his work in Wady Faynan, Bienkowski said: "Faynan was a major centre of copper production during the Early Bronze and early Iron ages, with a gap for most of the Middle and Late Bronze ages.

A museum has struck gold as it has doubled its Iron Age coin hoard. Halesworth and District Museum is displaying a potential "ancient warlord's ransom of gold coins" as another 22 Iron Age ...