The settlement near Chipping Warden in Northamptonshire was an ancient British boom town with a “ dual carriageway ”.... The “ dual carriageway ” is said to be twice the size of an ordinary Roman road.... Mr McKeon said: “ It has been well thought out....

archaeology and he has been on digs all over the world, including in Italy, Israel and Jordan.... My SB is

.... On opening the box — described as “ archaeological treasure ” by Prof Roberts — several layers of

answers, they received special permission to start excavating.... They had to dig down almost a metre

The answer was to blend the two by displaying the uncovered artefacts for modern-day commuters to enjoy.“ This is not just a public works project, which is incredibly important for the city.... It is also a museum, ” Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said before visiting the Venizelou station for a private tour on Friday.“ It’s probably unique in the world.... We will go through an underground museum to reach the train.” The metro took nearly 20 years to complete, in part because of fun

dig in the ancient city of Aizanoi, in western Turkey.... The two were fittingly found within close

Between 1941 and 1945, Nazi Germany and its collaborators murdered some six million Jews across Europe. They killed around two-thirds of Europe’s Jewish populations.... They knocked down the buildings, levelled the earth and planted hundreds of trees. British forensic archaeologist Professor Caroline Sturdy Colls made an initial visit in 2007. She suspected evidence of Nazi crimes remained underground.... They found a number of previously unknown depressions, which Caroline wanted to investiga

Builders have stumbled across a gateway to “ Maritime Silk Road ” that’s filled to the brim with ancient relics. The archaeologists discovered this Lost City which is said to be the oldest city in southern China. The Niuluchong Site is found in the Gongcheng Yao county located near the city of Guilin.It was first discovered by builders back in 2022 during a development on untouched land with unearthed broken pottery and patterned bricks being discovered too. This discovery comes after a student

of the gruesome discoveries in Britain’s biggest ever archaeological project. And they have all been

Mr McKeon said: “ It has been well thought out.... Just like today, you don’t want the smelly, heavy industry near where you live.” Excavations have found evidence of large fires, indicating the area may have been used to bake large quantities of bread, or as a foundry or pottery kiln.... So far, only uncovered above five acres of the settlement, which geophysical surveys suggest could be 26 acres in size....