The remains of a child who lived in the shadow of Hadrian’s Wall, and a woman who may have been the mother, will go on display for the first time in an exhibition at Birdoswald Roman Fort.The cremated remains were found with enigmatic grave goods includin
Experts study remains dug up in 19th century for first time ahead of Museum of London Docklands exhibitionA puff of dust almost 2,000 years old rose as archaeologist Jackie Keily gently tipped a wastepaper bin-sized lead container, and a pile of cremated
Mosaic depicting Greek hero Bellerophon riding the winged horse Pegasus has been described as best find of its kind in 50 yearsA section of the mosaic, found at a Roman site near Boxford in BerkshireA spectacular Roman mosaic described as the best find of
Artefact, made in 698, is regarded as most important wooden object surviving in England from before Norman conquest
‘Almost unique’ remains of wealthy home from town’s Roman heyday found under public park in centre
Fake objects Nightingale rated highly to join ancient Egyptian amulets she thought ‘shabby’ at World Museum in Liverpool
Archaeologists face race against time to save artefacts uncovered in crumbling labyrinths beneath the war-torn city
