Norfolk has the largest concentration of medieval churches in the world. Almost 1000 were built, and today an incredible 639 ...

For Neolithic communities ... These artifacts were found in ditches alongside broken pottery, animal bones, and flint tools and were likely used as ritual offerings. Iversen and his team propose ...

Skara Brae's remarkable survival through the ages is thanks to the design of the original builders who buried the stone-slab walls up to roof level in clay soil and waste material in order to provide ...

Women buried in a lavish grave 5,000 years ago wore beaded garments, suggesting they held positions of power. The beads could have taken 10 people seven months to make.

The grave is about 100 meters (328 feet) away from that of “The Ivory Lady,” whose skeletal remains were found buried with an elephant’s tusk, an ivory comb, a crystal dagger, an ostrich eggshell, and ...

As part of the study, García Sanjuán’s coauthor Samuel Ramirez-Cruzado, of the University of Seville, attempted to make beads using the same types of shell and tools available during that period.

The Neolithic Flint Mines project was established in order to fully record ... They represent a major achievement for prehistoric people using tools made of only bone and stone. The first flint mines ...

But not all Neolithic homes would have looked like ... Discovering Stone Age tools made of flint videoDiscovering Stone Age tools made of flint Raksha explores the importance of flint to Stone ...