Did a Trebuchet Kill this man at Stirling Castle? A skeleton with 167 fractures may reveal the devastating force of Edward I’s medieval siege engines.

Sacred Site Selja hides a wall archaeologists never knew existed, deepening its story beyond Saint Sunniva's legend.

Shipwreck off Mljet has yielded gold regalia, coins, and rare proof that the early medieval Adriatic remained connected, not silent.

Massive Viking Textile Production: Archaeologists near Aarhus uncovered a 100,000 sq m Viking textile hub with 82 pit houses, silver, and trade goods, reshaping Viking economic history.

Paris Excavates Its Origins: Beneath Notre-Dame's forecourt, archaeologists are uncovering 2,000 years of history, from medieval cellars to Roman Lutetia, ahead of a 2028 transformation.

A rare 13th-century Arthurian manuscript with 126 gold-leaf illustrations — unseen for 700 years — heads to Christie's on 8 July with an estimate of up to £2m.

Viking Silver Found in Norway's largest-ever hoard: 4,700+ coins unearthed near Rena, Østerdalen in 2026, dating to the late 1040s — a once-in-a-lifetime find.

An Elder Sister's Care: DNA confirms Anglo-Saxon siblings buried together at Cherington—a 1,400-year-old double grave rewriting how we understand early medieval family bonds.

The Bible manuscript Codex H, stripped apart at Mount Athos and hidden in medieval bindings, is being digitally reconstructed — its ghost text recovered after 1,400 years.

Plague: Fifteen skeletons beneath a Basel concert hall confirm Y. pestis in Switzerland's last epidemic. Their worn bones and poor diets reveal inequality shaped who died.