Mos.ru: Prehistoric cooking pot and Neolithic fish soup Link to Article Find out more about the diet of the prehistoric people living in the Moscow region in the 4th century BC and the ways they economised on firewood plus a curious archaeological find.Today’s issue...
Link to Article The myth of a complete Roman collapse in 476 A.D has been beaten to the ground in the past few decades, as the recognition of the Roman survival in the East as the sole politically legitimate continuation of the Roman Empire countered the traditional...
Link to Article The story of Stonehenge is set to be told in a major British Museum exhibition. More than 250 objects from institutions across six European countries and across the UK will be loaned out to the nation’s flagship museum in order to set the stone...
English Teenager Finds Bronze Age Ax Using a Metal Detector Link to Article In the United States, when metal detectors hit it big, it’s usually by finding familiar riches: lost engagement rings, expensive jewelry or coins of untold value. In Britain, the biggest...
The Economist: A monk in 14th-century Italy wrote about the Americas Link to Article That VIKINGS crossed the Atlantic long before Christopher Columbus is well established. Their sagas told of expeditions to the coast of today’s Canada: to Helluland, which scholars...
