It would be fun to be an Archaeologist! You should have seen how excited I was when I went shark tooth hunting, I can’t even ...
Archaeologists and volunteers excavating an ancient Roman site in the United Kingdom uncovered a “mysterious” purple lump. It turned out to be an “incredibly rare” substance once “worth more than gold ...
Excavations at the Carlisle Cricket Club in the U.K. have turned up a rare clump of Tyrian purple, a color with Imperial ...
Archaeologists working in England found a "mysterious lump" of a purple substance that in Roman times would have been worth more than gold, researchers said in a news release. The researchers who ...
CARLISLE, ENGLAND—BBC News reports that a ping-pong-ball-sized lump of Tyrian purple, a dye made from Murex sea snails, was uncovered in northwestern England at the site of a Roman bathhouse ...
Archaeologists excavated a medieval site in Montreuil-sur-Mer known for its once-flourishing trade over the past year, the French National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research said in a ...
Two ancient sets of human remains found buried on top of a horse are the first grave of their kind discovered in Austria D. Hagmann, B. Ankerl, N. Kirchengast, O. Cheronet, M. Greisinger, R.
The dig has already uncovered thousands of significant finds and hidden treasures from the former Roman Empire. | ITV News ...
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Archaelogists working in England found an "mysterious lump" of a purple substance that in Roman times would have been worth more than gold, researchers said in a news release. The researchers who ...
Archaeologists in the United Kingdom uncovered a “mysterious lump,” identified as rare Tyrian purple pigment, at a 1,700-year-old Roman bathhouse. Photo from Wardell Armstrong Archaeologists ...