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Rare Late Iron Age Ladder Discovered in Cambridgeshire Is Britain’s Longest Known Log Ladder
Archaeologists working at West Cambourne in Cambridgeshire, England, have uncovered a rare late Iron Age wooden ladder preserved in a large watering hole. The surviving length of the log ladder measures more than 3 metres, making it, according to Cambridge Archaeological Unit, the longest example of its kind currently known from Britain. The find was…
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Ancient Celtic Coins Unearthed in Czech Farmland Reveal a Hidden Settlement Beneath Bohemia
A farmer’s field in western Czech Republic has yielded one of the most remarkable Celtic discoveries of the decade — a buried hoard of gold and silver coins, bronze ornaments, and a mysterious horse figurine. Archaeologists say the find exposes a previously unknown Celtic settlement that challenges what was believed about Iron Age Bohemia. The…
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Exploring Scotland’s Ancient Heritage: Roman Interactions at the Girvan Distillery
Recent archaeological excavations at the William Grant & Sons Girvan Distillery in southwest Scotland have unveiled fascinating insights into the Roman Empire’s presence in the far north. Conducted by GUARD Archaeology, the research has revealed a rare enamelled Roman brooch, dating back to the late 2nd century AD, which highlights the intricate relationships between local…