A denuded stone monument beside Loch Aisavat on South Uist, deep in Scotland’s Outer Hebrides, has carried the name “the Witch’s Grave” for generations. That label, fixed in local memory and official records alike, has shaped how researchers and heritage…

A rare Roman coin bearing the name of Emperor Carausius was found alongside evidence of an ancient settlement during East West Rail excavations.

A collection of at least 43 iron helmets recovered from shallow waters off the coast of Benicarló, Spain, has been wrongly classified as Roman for decades. A peer-reviewed study published in the journal Antiquity now dates the artifacts to the late medieval…