Documentary following an international team of archaeologists and researchers as they explore the extraordinary groups of megastructures that stretch across the Arabian desert.

A giant mystery. It is unsure why giant handaxes were created. There are many debates as to their social and cultural purpose, possibly prestige, fertility symbols, ritual, or just for the challenge.....

​The transition from Anglo-Saxon rule to the Norman era was not a descent into ruin but a highly calculated, sophisticated corporate takeover by a cultured European elite.  ​ As the legendary...

The West Kirby Museum has decided to fabricate a Viking history of the town. If there is so much genuine Viking archaeology on Wirral, why do people keep making it up?

The period c.450 - 1066 AD

Neolithc stone axe head found in waterlogged deposits at Tranmere Pool, Wirral. It was discovered in the 19th century with part of its wooden handle still attached but that was not conserved and soon ...

An Anglo-Saxon settlement. The name originates from the Old English/Anglo-Saxon 'Oxa' meaning ox and 'tun' meaning farm or enclosure. ​Indicating the specialised form of animal husbandry with oxen...

Europe’s stone age hunters made sea voyages to Malta – thousands of years before evidence of sails

Red Deer: An Icon of the Mesolithic

Ring-headed pins from Meols: An Irish Iron Age Connection

Advice on First Aid actions for the excavation, lifting, cleaning, identification and post-excavation storage and transport of archaeological finds.

Scientific dating proves streaks on walls of Bacon Hole, near the Mumbles in south Wales, is Palaeolithic rock art