Archeology | Vintage News
A secret mid-1950s underground fortress 100 miles west of London was built to house 4,000 government personnel if nuclear disaster struck
Wooden panel portraits depict the faces of Egypt of 2,000 years ago
In fifth-century Europe, socks were usually worn by “holy” people to symbolize purity
In a Chicago museum is a 3,000-year-old Egyptian bust of a woman that reminds people of Michael Jackson
Two mummies in the British Museum reveal some of the world’s oldest known tattoos, including that of a bull
Ancient Roman Ring Found in an English Field Inspired Tolkien’s “Lord of the Rings”
From warship to conveying flour: A Swedish ship lost 350 years ago offers up secrets
The Great Blue Hole of Belize, one of top diving sites in the world, became famous thanks to Jacques Cousteau
Lucy’s baby: The world’s oldest known child, and one who climbed trees
The remains of the Winchester Palace: once one of the largest and most important buildings in all of medieval England
