Newcastle University announced the discovery of Harold Godwinson's – aka King Harold II – residence in Bosham, a village on ...

IN the icy and swampy pasts of the ancient British Isles, colossal creatures were free to roam. Much has changed in the millenniums since - with the largest wild mammal in the UK today being the ...

After all, the majority of ancient societies ... An interpolated map showing the distribution of British Bronze Age ancestry across Iron Age Britain. The highlighted area was inhabited by the ...

More than 8,000 years ago, Great Britain was connected to mainland Europe by a landmass known as Doggerland. It stretched ...

A 1490 Italian reconstruction of the map of Ptolemy of the ... and describe what he saw in Britain and the rest of the northern shores of Europe, including islands and the mainland itself. His ...

What was prehistoric Britain like? From the Stone Age to the Iron Age - learn about life in prehistoric Britain. What was life like in the Middle Stone Age? Also known as the Mesolithic Stone Age ...

When the Romans came to Britain, they were stunned to see how powerful local women were. After all, the majority of ancient societies were largely dominated by men. But in Celtic Britain ...

This is similar to Prehistoric Britain. The Minoans were the first great Greek civilisation. They didn't live on mainland Greece but on the nearby island of Crete, between 2200BC and 1450BC.

Winona Learning Club at the Winona County History Center. The barrage of stories, maps, and pictures will treat both the Morgan Block and the Steak Shop Block. The public is warmly invited to attend.

Experts believe they may have finally solved the centuries-old mystery of America's lost Roanoke colony through hidden details discovered in a 400-year-old map. A blank spot on the historic "La ...

Recent research has unveiled the pivotal role female family ties played in Celtic societies of ancient Britain, prior to Roman conquest. The study analyzed ancient DNA from a cemetery in Dorset, ...

Neurons found in one of the oldest regions of the brain may control when we stop eating a meal, new research in mice hints.