An unassuming Tudor hunting lodge in the Cumbrian district in the U.K. just gave up a wild secret: rare wall paintings from the 16th century that depict a host of truly fantastical beasts.

The US justice system returned the so-called “Hernandarias Manuscript,” a 16th-century document penned in 1598 by Hernando Arias de Saavedra, the first Creole governor in the Americas.

Many also believe the oracle has predicted the return on the 17th century plague in the words: 'A great pestilence from the past returns, no enemy more deadly under the skies.' In an even more ...

The reboot of 80s cult classic Highlander has received a major update ahead of filming in Scotland. The movie, starring Witcher and Man of Steel actor Henry Cavill in the lead role, is ...

It’s thought the Highlander reboot, which is rumoured to have a budget north of $100 million, will focus more on Connor MacLeod’s life in 16th century Scotland. Speaking back in August 2023 ...

Thanks to a meticulous conservation and stabilisation process, funded by Museums Galleries Scotland, the textile can now be safely viewed by the public. Article continues below It is being ...

An atmospheric inn nestled on the banks of one of Scotland’s most scenic lochs ... The Coylet Inn, a charming 17th-century coaching inn overlooking the tranquil waters of Loch Eck, has long ...

The 13-page manuscript, valued at nearly $20,000, had been housed in the National Archive of Paraguay since at least 1870 until it was stolen over a decade ago. It next surfaced at an auction house in ...