Archaeologists uncovered the 18th-century Bray School site, among the first to educate Black children in the U.S., revealing ...

Beneath William & Mary's Robert M. Gates Hall, archaeologists this summer uncovered a remarkable find: the near-complete 18th ...

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More than 1,000 historical artefacts have been recorded during a three-week excavation of a 17th Century fort in Co Sligo led ...

What initially appeared to be two simple decorative plates turned out to be 17th-century ceramic relics. The center of the ...

Nestled in the heart of George Town’s UNESCO World Heritage site, Noordin Mews stands out with its quaint charm, cosy ...

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The giant St Christopher statue at Norton Priory in Runcorn, which dates back to 1390, features in Lucy Boston’s 1950s novels about 'The Children of Green Knowe' - which in turn inspired a 2009 ...