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Important Iron Age site found in Yorkshire
A 'hugely important' Iron Age burial ground has been discovered at a site on Burnby Lane, Pocklington, east Yorkshire.
Dispute over Joan of Arc's ring
A ring belonging to Joan of Arc was purchased from a London auction house last month by French theme park Puy du Fou.
England's oldest printed Bible sheds new light on Reformation
Recent analysis of a copy of England's oldest printed Bible has shed new light on the process of the English Reformation.
World's oldest living man is Holocaust survivor
Last Friday, 11 March, Guiness World Records confirmed that the world's oldest living man is Holocaust survivor Mr Israel Kristal of Haifa, Israel.
The origin of the Great Fire of London
Academic Dorian Gerhold has discovered the true origin of the Great Fire of London.
Scientists attempt to clone cave lions
South Korean scientist Hwang Woo-suk is hoping to clone cave lions after two well-preserved cubs were discovered in the Siberian permafrost last year.
Neanderthals may have conducted scientific experiments
Homo neanderthalensis, a species, or subspecies of human who lived between 250,000 and 40,000 years ago,[note]Although proto-Neanderthals could have existed up to 600,000 years ago.
Caesar-led massacre in the Netherlands
In 55BCE, a large group of German refugees crossed the Rhine seeking new farming land in Gaul.
