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Can you tell what it is? Archaeologists baffled by bizarre twelve-sided Roman object dug up in Lincolnshire - Vimarsana News

Can you tell what it is? Archaeologists baffled by bizarre twelve-sided Roman object dug up in Lincolnshire

A mysterious 12-sided Roman object that has baffled archaeologists has been discovered in Lincolnshire. Can you tell what this bizarre artefact might have been used for?

Britons cash in on gold price boom by selling it to the Royal Mint - Vimarsana News

Britons cash in on gold price boom by selling it to the Royal Mint

The Royal Mint told This is Money that it has seen a 'record number' of customers selling back gold. We look at who is buying and selling - and how to do it.

Britain's forgotten Roman amphitheatres: Incredible map reveals the huge venues where Britons would go to watch gladiator fights, chariot races and executions 2,000 years ago - Vimarsana News

Britain's forgotten Roman amphitheatres: Incredible map reveals the huge venues where Britons would go to watch gladiator fights, chariot races and executions 2,000 years ago

From London to Chester and Carmarthen in Wales, many of these spectacular Roman venues now exist as stone fragments.

Roman camp is unearthed at 'Armageddon': Archaeologists discover an 1,800-year-old base at site in Israel earmarked by the Bible for mankind's final battle - Vimarsana News

Roman camp is unearthed at 'Armageddon': Archaeologists discover an 1,800-year-old base at site in Israel earmarked by the Bible for mankind's final battle

In the Book of Revelation, Tel Megiddo is where the kings of the world are brought together by demons to do battle, before God unleashes his terrible wrath.

Romans may have used a poisonous plant as a hallucinogenic drug 2,000 years ago, study finds - Vimarsana News

Romans may have used a poisonous plant as a hallucinogenic drug 2,000 years ago, study finds

Archaeologists have discovered hundreds of black henbane seeds in a hollowed bone at the rural Roman settlement of Houten-Castellum in the Netherlands.