iron age

Archaeologists in Denmark have discovered an arsenal of more than 100 spears and javelins buried under the home of an Iron Age chieftain.

5,000 years ago, people moved from the Stone Age to the Bronze Age thanks to the advent of metallurgy, separating metals from impurities.

An unexpected discovery reveals ancient artwork that was once part of an Iron Age complex beneath a house in southeastern Turkey.

Unesco Scientific, Educational and Cultural Organization has recognized the Sammallahdenmaki Bronze Age Archaeological Site in Finland's Lappi as a World Cultural Heritage in 1999.

Treasure hunters find the oldest gold jewelry set in England dating back to 2,500 years.

Archaeologists discovered that many tombs in Russia were built from exactly stacked stones.

The bones of about 200 soldiers who died from Jesus are still in good condition under peat, allowing experts to hope for their ability to study DNA.

Two British metal detectors unearthed the largest Iron Age silver and gold coin store in Europe. After more than 30 years of persistent search, two metal detectors Reg Mead and

Israeli Antiquities Department investigators said they seized these two coffins during an inspection of antique shops in Jerusalem. The results of the autopsy show that their age

During excavation at a newly discovered temple in southeastern Turkey, the archaeological team led by the University of Toronto obtained stone tablets dating back to the Iron Age