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Max Reeves’ career has led him gradually northwards from his hometown Invercargill to Whanganui Regional Museum. He takes on a new role at the museum as pou...

The Met Office cloud forecast has revealed the areas that have the best and worst chances of viewing the magnificant Leonid meteor shower on November 17 and 18

This weekend, enjoy film, music, and even a bit of science.

A nine-pound bronze gun, which is 64.5 inches (1.64 metres) in length and dates back to 1859, was snatched from a remote location in February, the Royal Armouries has revealed

Nineteenth-century artefact believed to have been taken to sell for scrap as bayonets also go missing

New rates are for the first year onwards upon entry into force of proposed regulations

Schoolgirl Vilte was talking to her friends when she spotted the coin in the dirt at Winstanley School in Leicestershire, which has since been dated back to 1069

Three people have been arrested in connection with damage caused on Wednesday morning during a 'small protest'

Israel's most precious museum artwork and artifacts -- including the Dead Sea Scrolls and paintings by artists from Mark Rothko to Gustav Klimt -- have been moved to rocket-proof bunkers for protection.

A grant will help the St. Joseph Museums with a redevelopment of its Native American Galleries following water damage there last spring.