Author: Gary Manners

A groundbreaking discovery in Ethiopia’s Afar region has revolutionized our understanding of human evolution, revealing that two distinct human ancestor species lived side by side between 2.6 and 2.8 million

A groundbreaking archaeological discovery has rewritten our understanding of early medieval England, revealing that two individuals buried in seventh-century cemeteries had recent West African ancestors. The stunning revelation, published in

Astronomers have solved a decade-long cosmic puzzle after discovering what appears to be the mythical “Eye of Sauron” lurking in the distant universe. The stunning revelation comes from 15 years

A remarkable 2,000-year-old Roman military hat, one of only three known examples worldwide, has finally gone on public display at Bolton Museum after more than a century in storage. This

Fresh analysis of over 200 ancient silver coins from first millennium AD Southeast Asia has revealed extensive economic connections spanning from Bangladesh to Vietnam. These remarkable coins, featuring distinctive rising

A remarkable Bronze Age sickle of British origin has been discovered in the Seine Valley at Val-de-Reuil, France, offering compelling evidence of extensive cross-Channel trade networks over 3,000 years ago.

On August 8, 2025, the biblical Sea of Galilee stunned locals and visitors by turning a vivid blood-red, sparking waves of awe, fear, and apocalyptic speculation across Israel and the world. The

A gruesome archaeological discovery in Spain has revealed that 5,700 years ago, Neolithic farmers engaged in systematic cannibalism against entire families, challenging the peaceful image of early agricultural societies. The

New research reveals that a spectacular Viking silver hoard discovered in North Yorkshire demonstrates the far-reaching trade connections between medieval England and the Islamic world. The groundbreaking geochemical analysis conducted by Oxford

Deep beneath the frigid waters of Baffin Bay near Greenland, microscopic grains of alien dust have been discovered that provide startling new evidence for one of archaeology’s most controversial theories.