Prehistoric footprints analysed by scientists suggest that pre-historic people may have walked like us, long before modern humans.
How our long-lost 'virtual ancestor' looked before evolutionary split
British investigations identified the remains of up to 28 skeletons as Scottish prisoners of war including a dozen teenage soldiers.
'British Atlantis' beneath the North Sea could revolutionise how we see the past, writes David Keys.
About 350 years after the London's final voyage, archaeologists will recover a crucial item which could shed light on what went wrong.
A detailed analysis of some of Western Europe's most beautiful gold artefacts suggests that Cornwall was a miniature Klondyke in the Early Bronze Age.
The exhibition is the largest collection of early Bronze-Age gold ever put on public display in England.
“For the first time, archaeology has given us a glimpse of life in the key royal Danish site associated with the Beowulf legend. ”
A work of art that was raised from the seabed off the Dorset coast could help solve one of the great mysteries of UK marine archaeology.
The discovery is based on a detailed analysis of data from an archaeological site in northern Scotland.
The biggest wonder about the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? They weren't in Babylon, claims leading historian.
Archaeologists excavating near Windsor have discovered a 4 400-year-old bejewelled skeleton of an upper class woman.
Where is the largest single collection of prehistoric rock carvings in southern Britain?
Archaeologists have found the skeletons of nine victims of what they believe was a massacre which took place around 2,400 years ago.