The burial pit contained the remains of 10 people based on the number of skulls, including at least one decapitation.

A student from York on a training dig has helped discover a burial pit containing the remains of at least 10 people, possibly Vikings or Saxons.

A pit containing both complete and dismembered bodies may date to when Cambridgeshire was a borderland between Saxon and ...

Students unearth remains in possible execution pit on training dig - The discovery was made at Wandlebury Country Park near Cambridge ...

He talked about a recent expedition to the Amazon Rainforest that two of their research archaeologists took in October. Cupka ...

In an idyllic corner of an English field, archaeologists uncovered a pit filled with skeletons that bore the signs of violent ...

Authorities have shut down an alleged illegal treasure hunting site in Kibawe, Bukidnon and arrested the alleged operator, ...

The ancient Temple Mount road in Jerusalem opens after a 13-year excavation, revealing key artifacts from the Second Temple ...

Specialists from York Archaeology says their finds provide insight into the bustling centre of Grimsby ...

Archaeologists say the stepped street served as Jerusalem’s main thoroughfare for pilgrims during the Second Temple period.

The man's skull also bore a 3cm-wide hole, believed to be evidence of trepanation-an ancient surgical procedure.

A group of students from Cambridge University have made a grim discovery after stumbling upon an ancient burial pit ...