Traces of plague bacteria were found in a medieval skeleton from St Giles' Cathedral after new scientific analysis.

The New Scientist has featured a Bristol Grammar School student's invention – which is a working robot hand built entirely from Lego. A post featuring 1,000 poppies on lampposts across Swindon has had ...

Curtis Ryan Woodside's latest documentary, focusing on the reign of one of Egypt’s most powerful female Pharaohs, will ...

Between April and September 2025, significant progress has been made in preparation for the Restoration and Renewal of the ...

Brits wanting to avoid the wet and cold UK weather are in luck - there are plenty of winter sunshine destinations available ...

Pocklington District Trust (PDHT) museum and family day at Burnby Hall on Saturday, November 15 will reveal features of the town via ...

A team of scientists has developed a highly accurate blood test for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. The test reads tiny DNA patterns that reveal the biological signature of the illness. For millions who’ve ...

No UK landmark is more keenly associated with witches than Pendle ... which takes people out on hikes to explore ...

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Top image: Various tools, utensils and other artifacts that were recovered after the Typhoon Halong scattered them from a significant Yup'ik archaeological site, known as the Nunalleq site, in ...

The 15th Hadrian's Wall Archaeology Forum is set to take place in Hexham this weekend. The event is scheduled for Saturday (November 1) at the Queen's Hall Arts Centre. Starting at 9.45am, the ...

An upcoming conference hosted by The Sussex Archaeological Society is set to reveal fascinating new research into the Saxon origins of Sussex.