Exceptional 6th c. sword found in Anglo-Saxon grave
A significant 6th century sword discovery near Canterbury reveals insights into Anglo-Saxon craftsmanship, social structures, and burial practices.
Unique fish scale armor found in Marquis of Haihun's tomb
Liu He's tomb reveals unprecedented insights into Han Dynasty armor with the discovery of composite materials, enhancing our understanding of ancient technology.
Rare glass onion bottles restored after 300 years under the sea
Conservators successfully restored 17th-century glass onion bottles from a historic shipwreck, reflecting their dedication to preserving fragile artifacts.
50 well-preserved Viking graves found in Asum, Denmark
A large Viking burial ground with well-preserved graves has been discovered in Asum, Denmark, shedding light on high-status burials and Viking customs.
Builders find mysterious slab with '100-year-old' Hebrew writing on it during renovation
Builders unearth a mysterious Hebrew-inscribed tablet while renovating a 300-year-old house in Shropshire.
9 discoveries that have fundamentally altered our understanding of human history
Pompeii and Herculaneum offer crucial insights into ancient Roman life through well-preserved artifacts and structures, highlighting the social stratifications of the time.
Exceptional 6th c. sword found in Anglo-Saxon grave
A significant 6th century sword discovery near Canterbury reveals insights into Anglo-Saxon craftsmanship, social structures, and burial practices.
Unique fish scale armor found in Marquis of Haihun's tomb
Liu He's tomb reveals unprecedented insights into Han Dynasty armor with the discovery of composite materials, enhancing our understanding of ancient technology.
Rare glass onion bottles restored after 300 years under the sea
Conservators successfully restored 17th-century glass onion bottles from a historic shipwreck, reflecting their dedication to preserving fragile artifacts.
50 well-preserved Viking graves found in Asum, Denmark
A large Viking burial ground with well-preserved graves has been discovered in Asum, Denmark, shedding light on high-status burials and Viking customs.
Builders find mysterious slab with '100-year-old' Hebrew writing on it during renovation
Builders unearth a mysterious Hebrew-inscribed tablet while renovating a 300-year-old house in Shropshire.
9 discoveries that have fundamentally altered our understanding of human history
Pompeii and Herculaneum offer crucial insights into ancient Roman life through well-preserved artifacts and structures, highlighting the social stratifications of the time.
You'll Never Believe the Range of This World War II Rifle
The Coastal Defense Museum in Poland uncovered the only existing Volkssturmgewehr rifle in the country, highlighting the importance of historical preservation.
Marble tablet inscribed with the Ten Commandments auctioned for $5m
The tablet is the oldest stone inscription of the Ten Commandments, auctioned for over $5 million.
It was inscribed in Paleo-Hebrew script and dates from 300 to 800 AD.
Westminster Abbey discovers an unexpected link with Emperor Charlemagne
A centuries-old silk bag at Westminster Abbey is linked to Emperor Charlemagne's shroud, enhancing the historical narrative surrounding the artifact.
People Who Cleaned Out Homes After Their Owner Died Are Sharing What They Found
The author reflects on family loss and discovers significant artifacts that embody personal history and trauma.
Rare Copy of U.S. Constitution, Found in a File Cabinet, Is Up for Auction
A rare original copy of the U.S. Constitution, signed by Charles Thomson, was discovered in North Carolina and is expected to sell for millions.
Gold pocket watch given to captain who rescued Titanic survivors sells for record price
A gold pocket watch awarded to Titanic rescuer Capt. Rostron sold for nearly $2 million, marking a record for Titanic-related memorabilia.
Treasure trove' of unseen letters sent by Charles de Gaulle up for auction
A significant collection of de Gaulle's personal correspondence and artifacts will be auctioned, revealing insights into his life and historical context.
Watch given to captain who saved 700 Titanic passengers sells for 1.56m
A gold pocket watch, given to Captain Rostron for his rescue efforts, sold for a record-breaking 1.56m, highlighting continued interest in Titanic memorabilia.
Viking Helmet and Byzantine Earrings are among the medieval items to be aucitioned - Medievalists.net
Apollo Art Auctions will host a significant auction featuring items from ancient to early modern periods, including notable medieval artifacts.
The Savoy Hotel auctions furniture from suites
The Savoy Hotel in London is auctioning furniture and fittings in December before refurbishments, providing an opportunity to own a piece of its luxury history.
Rare Copy of U.S. Constitution, Found in a File Cabinet, Is Up for Auction
A rare original copy of the U.S. Constitution, signed by Charles Thomson, was discovered in North Carolina and is expected to sell for millions.
Gold pocket watch given to captain who rescued Titanic survivors sells for record price
A gold pocket watch awarded to Titanic rescuer Capt. Rostron sold for nearly $2 million, marking a record for Titanic-related memorabilia.
Treasure trove' of unseen letters sent by Charles de Gaulle up for auction
A significant collection of de Gaulle's personal correspondence and artifacts will be auctioned, revealing insights into his life and historical context.
Watch given to captain who saved 700 Titanic passengers sells for 1.56m
A gold pocket watch, given to Captain Rostron for his rescue efforts, sold for a record-breaking 1.56m, highlighting continued interest in Titanic memorabilia.
Viking Helmet and Byzantine Earrings are among the medieval items to be aucitioned - Medievalists.net
Apollo Art Auctions will host a significant auction featuring items from ancient to early modern periods, including notable medieval artifacts.
The Savoy Hotel auctions furniture from suites
The Savoy Hotel in London is auctioning furniture and fittings in December before refurbishments, providing an opportunity to own a piece of its luxury history.
Letter from 1300 in support of Scottish hero William Wallace goes on display
The Wallace letter of recommendation, supporting Scottish hero William Wallace, was displayed briefly to honor his legacy and encourage support for Scotland's independence.
Ancient Roman military camp found hiding 7,000 feet in the sky
Archaeologists discovered a Roman military camp at 7,200 feet in the Swiss Alps, revealing insights into ancient military strategies.
Unique Medieval Coin Goes Up For Auction - Medievalists.net
A rare medieval coin from the reign of David I of Scotland will be auctioned, expected to fetch £15,000-20,000 due to its unique historical significance.
Museum to Part With Cranach Portrait Sold as Owner Fled the Nazis
The Allentown Art Museum is returning a 16th-century portrait due to a settlement with the heirs of a Jewish couple fleeing the Nazis.
What's the big mystery behind the Shroud of Turin?
New study suggests Shroud of Turin may date back to Jesus' time, reigniting historical debates over its authenticity.
The Gun That Shot Lincoln Has a Seriously Complicated Past
The assassination of President Lincoln raises ongoing debates about public displays of historical artifacts linked to violence.
Inside The ROC Nuclear Bunker | stupidDOPE
Invest in owning a functional, well-preserved nuclear bunker as the ultimate doomsday prepping upgrade.
No One Person Should Be Able To Own A Dinosaur | Defector
Dinosaur fossils, like the nearly complete Stegosaurus skeleton named Apex, are being auctioned for millions, highlighting the commercialization and exclusivity of owning such historical artifacts.
GUILTY PLEASURES
The exhibit 'THE WORLD MADE WONDROUS' at LACMA's Resnick Pavilion transformed galleries into a luxurious seventeenth-century wunderkammer, showcasing a diverse array of rare and fascinating objects.
Copenhagen's Old Stock Exchange Building Partly Collapses in Fire
The old stock exchange building in Copenhagen, a significant historical site, suffered a partial collapse due to a fire, leading to the evacuation of surrounding buildings and removal of valuable artworks.
National monument honoring enslaved Black people set to open in Alabama
The Legacy Sites project by Equal Justice Initiative opens after years of planning.
The Freedom Monument Sculpture Park showcases historical artifacts, art, research, and narratives related to slavery in the U.S.