Vindolanda Roman News Today

North: Vindolanda and WWII Spitfire (Season 7 Episode 1 of 4): Alice Roberts shares the best archaeological discoveries of 2018. Digging for Britain airs on Sky History at 1:00 PM, Saturday 18 May. Alice Roberts shares the best archaeological discoveries of 2018

"Thou ... madest to thyself images of men, and didst commit whoredom with them." — Ezekiel 16:17, KJV Along with notable human achievements such as...

A TRIP down memory lane, we take a look back at the stories to have hit the headlines 10, 25, 50, 75, 100 and 125-years ago. Do you remember any of…

A TRIP down memory lane, we take a look back at the stories to have hit the headlines 10, 25, 50, 75, 100 and 125-years ago. Do you remember any of…

Researchers have discovered a strange wooden artefact at the Roman fort of Vindolanda in northern England that they believe may have been used during sex.

Hadley's immersive account uncovers an ancient Roman thoroughfare – and argues magnificently for a different way of writing about the past

OWNERS within high-rise buildings with cladding issues in England, of any political persuasion, must have jumped with joy at the reappointment of…

A primeval forest in a Chinese sinkhole, the first full DNA sequence of a Pompeii victim, the oldest fake eye found plus more of the best ancient discoveries this month.

The graffiti was uncovered at Vindolanda, a picturesque fort and settlement in the Northumberland countryside, which is part of the Hadrians Wall World Heritage Site.

Researchers generated a virtual sequence to unfold a sealed letter protected via letterlocking. Source: Unlocking History Research Group / CC BY 4.0