A hundred chained skeletons have been unearthed in an Athens necropolis. Archaeologists try to solve the secret of their execution. The human skeletons were transferred to a laboratory at the American School of Archeology in Athens on July 7, 2017- Who were they and why were they killed? In Athen
An impressive new reconstruction has revealed what Burghead might have looked like in Moray Council, Scotlands largest Pictish fortress, as it might have looked more than a thousand years ago. Three-dimensional images of the fortress on the northeast coast of Scotland have been created, based on arc
This particularly brutal torture ritual attributed to certain Viking warriors has often had its historicity questioned. But recent work by historians and doctors has given credit to this practice, considered exceptional but not impossible from an anatomical point of view. An excerpt from the Vikin
Saving ancient heritage is no mean feat in the Middle East. Geopolitical context, traffic, destruction of heritage and climate change pose major challenges to archaeologists. When the opportunity arises to carry out an excavation, it is therefore necessary to know how to seize it. As did a German-Ku