Join our Whatsapp channel LAHORE: The Lahore High Court on Wednesday ordered the Punjab archaeology

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The Cerne Abbas Giant, a 180ft-tall figure that is carved with chalk into a Dorset hilltop, has baffled archaeologists and historians for generations, with many stumped as to why it was crafted.... It has become an iconic site in the English countryside, and often referred to as" Rude Man"-on account of its detail, particularly around the giant's private area.... But new research has now determined exactly when the geoglyph was first made, with historians able to pinpoint the likely time perio

Historic England yesterday published its annual Heritage at Risk Register. The Register involves a yearly check of England’s “ most valued historic places ”, focusing on those at risk of being lost forever.... Marine archaeologist Dan Pascoe told Express.co.uk that the Northumberland is currently reemerging from the sands too.He said: “ It’s a really good time to be diving the site at the moment.... It was in the original dredge zone but they modified it.“ If they hadn’t modified it, that bomb

The Goodwin Sands is a 16km-long( 10 miles) sandbank lying around 10km( six miles) off the coast of East Kent.... You could walk down the steps into it.... You can see cannons with carriages on, you can see parts of the ship’s structure coming out, you can see swords and muskets.“ You’ve got boxes and chests....

end to mining and stone crushing activities near archaeological sites in the province and warned non

An archaeology breakthrough has discovered that humans inhabited rainforests around 150, 000 years

Lockdown saw growth in archaeological finds, with nearly 50, 000 recorded in the first year of the

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" mammoth house" ever unearthed at a Russian archaeological site-believed to have been made from over