Treasure and Weapons From Polish King Bolesław II era Found
Archaeologists discovered a treasure trove at a “previously unknown” archaeological site in south-eastern Poland. Reportedly, the bounty dating back to
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Author: John Emsworth-Jones
Sword or Paper Cut? : Ancient Chinese Paper Armour
You might have heard the famous saying, “The pen is mightier than the sword” but have you ever heard about
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Enormous Viking Longship Holds Surprising Clues on Burial Rituals
When studying the geographical terrain of Southern Scandinavia, you often come across low, rounded hills across vast flat farmland. These
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A 1400-Year-Old Anglo-Saxon Burial Mystery to be Unravelled
Modern scientific methods can now help solve the puzzle about the identities of a Saxon pair buried 1,400 years ago.
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A 7-foot-long ‘demon slaying’ sword found in Japan
Archaeologists found a seven-foot-long ‘demon’ sword buried in a tomb that is over 1600 years old. Archaeologists believe that the
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Australia to Slap ban on Third Reich Symbols?
Peter Dutton, Leader of the Opposition of Australia, has faced serious allegations from Mark Dreyfus, the Attorney-General of Australia. Following
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Hurricane Takes RAF Veteran Pilot to the Skies for 101st Birthday
How many of us can brag about flying a plane at age 101, let alone a Hurricane fighter? On his
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Unearthed a 2000-Year-Old Roman Quarry
We don’t often stop to think about what our rubbish says about us. For archaeologists in France, however, a Roman
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When The Revenge Took on a Fleet of 53 Spanish Ships and Almost won!
In August 1591, the best-known ship in the Royal Navy, Revenge, was surveying the Island of Azores off the coast
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WWII Wreck-Finding Research Ship Damaged, Multiple Injuries Reported
According to local reports, a Navy research vessel, R/V Petrel, appeared to tip about 45 degrees while in dry dock
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