ACROSS England’s rolling hills, moors, and wooded valleys, ancient stories lie hidden beneath the soil. The traces of ...

Diet revolution: Bronze Age communities rapidly adopted drought-resistant millet as a staple crop between 1540-1480 BCE, ...

Bronze Age graves in Hungary show millet replaced meat, mobility dropped, inequality shrank, and diets changed.

The author explores the roles and personalities of Homer’s characters—the Greek beauty Helen, the enslaved girl Briseis, the ...

indicating a trade route which was active for hundreds of years. The results of this new study offer the first conclusive proof that Bronze Age Britain was a crucial supplier of goods and ...

Where Bronze Age civilizations got large amounts of tin ... That metallic harvest spread through trade routes, supplying societies in northern and central Europe around 3,800 years ago and ...

open image in gallery Bronze Age 'international' mystery: Some evidence suggests that St Michael's Mount in Cornwall may have been a key part of the trade route linking north-west Europe and the ...

All parts of the network prospered as a result of that trade - and recent archaeological excavations have found a Bronze Age settlement at one of the most likely ports used at the Cornish end of the ...

It’s a reconstruction that has taught the world much about the skill and achievements of these Bronze Age sailors ... merchants sailed an international trade route that connected Mesopotamia ...

The maritime trade was developed in the Late Bronze Age, so goods from the Levant and Cyprus were transported ... He pointed out that the trading routes had also become insecure after the mercantile ...