June 18, 1973, was a Monday, one year and one day after the Watergate break-in, a warm, dry day, and Dr. James Adovasio was taking a bunch of University of Pittsburgh anthropology students to a site o...

Former Faber publisher and deputy director at the British Museum who helped to re-energise the institution with sellout shows, dies aged 68

We speak to reporters who investigated Manchester City over the years.

Other lives: Chester-based illustrator who specialised in drawings for museum information panels

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WHERE POWER LIES: LORDLY POWER CENTRES IN THE ENGLISH LANDSCAPE c. 800–1200 - Volume 104

Laid out in the British Museum like a ruler, the Bayeux Tapestry tells its story with relentless, graphic mastery. Harold sails to Normandy and back. He breaks his promise to support William’s claim t...

Archaeologist who spent his career excavating and protecting the sites and artefacts of Jordan’s Dead Sea shore

In Through the Windows of an Ordinary House, Ian Mortimer has crafted a social history that focuses on ordinary British lives, from jilted brides to joyless Puritans

Martin McDonagh’s latest romp, starring John Malkovich, Sam Rockwell and Parker Posey, just premiered at the Venice Film Festival – and is heading straight for the Oscars.

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Expert who championed a scientific approach to conservation dies aged 87

Mike Pitts will join the Mere Literary Festival on Wednesday 14th October at 4pm to talk about his book Island at the Edge of the World.

Other lives: Pioneering curator who revitalised Wakefield’s museums and galleries

Radiocarbon dated to around 5,000 years ago, the discovery reveals evidence for the earliest known alignment with the solstice in the Stonehenge landscape.

Two wooden posts sunk into a hillside three miles east of Stonehenge may have been the earliest known solar alignment on that landscape, scientists say.

Greek archaeologist Dino Politis work on Jordan's Byzantine and medieval heritage, has left a lasting archaeological legacy.

Unlike newbuild developments, these homes already have infrastructure around them: transport links, shops, schools