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The history of cold feet

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Sep 012010

Shocking news: Romans in Britain wore socks with their sandals.

A Maya royal funeral

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Aug 312010

Resurrecting the Maize King

Kirk o’ Field excavated

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Aug 162010

Crime scene where Mary Queen of Scots’ husband was murdered is laid bare centuries on

Woodhenge?

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Jul 222010

Archaeologists find new monument near Stonehenge

A disappearing discovery

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Jul 192010

New York races to uncover Ground Zero mystery ship

Below: Archaeologists examine the decayed hull of the wooden ship found at the World Trade Center construction site. (Photo: REUTERS/Lucas Jackson. Photo provided by PicApp)

Archaeologists examine the remnants of a centuries old wooden ship at the World Trade Center site in lower Manhattan in New York July 15, 2010. The decayed hull of the ship was unearthed at the World Trade Center construction site, providing a glimpse into the history of Manhattan, archeologists said. The ship likely dated back at least 200 years when part of the river was filled in with trash, debris and wooden beams in order to expand a fast-growing Manhattan. REUTERS/Lucas Jackson (UNITED STATES - Tags: SOCIETY TRANSPORT MARITIME BUSINESS CONSTRUCTION)

Royal scribes’ tombs found

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Jul 142010

Did she fight in the arena?

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Jul 062010

Archaelogists find ‘muscular’ body of British ‘female gladiator’

Better preserved means more to lose

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Jun 142010

Ashes to ashes: the latter-day ruin of Pompeii

A gladiator graveyard in England

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Jun 112010

Scars from lion bite suggest headless Romans found in York were gladiators

Terracotta warrior team honored

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May 232010

Archaeological team of the Xian Warriors win top Spanish prize

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