Bronze Age cultures kept and curated human remains as relics over several generations, study finds 

Bronze Age people had a tradition of retaining and curating human remains as relics, and they’d keep them for several generations, a new study has found. A team from the University of Bristol used radiocarbon dating and CT scans on Bronze Age discoveries found throughout the UK dating back 4,500 years.  Among the discoveries were … Read more

Rookie treasure hunter finds London’s largest haul of Bronze Age goods on his first ever dig 

The first object discovered from London’s largest ever Bronze Age hoard was spotted by a newly qualified archaeologist on his first job out of university. The Havering Hoard is a treasure trove of 453 artefacts dating back nearly 3,000 years including axe heads, spearheads, daggers, knives and copper ingots.  Harry Platts was 21 when he started … Read more

Smuggler gangs are offering migrants ‘bronze, silver and gold package deals’ to cross the Channel

Smuggler gangs are offering migrants ‘gold, silver and bronze’ package deals to cross the Channel – with the cheapest costing less than £1000.  Traffickers take advantage of vulnerable asylum seekers desperately fleeing their homelands by offering the paid-for arrangement at a camp in Calais. The most expensive package, gold, costs £10,000 and means you get … Read more

Boy, 10, finds Bronze Age gold treasure with metal detector

A 10-year-old boy who discovered a rare Bronze Age gold treasure with his metal detector almost threw it away because he thought it was a bit of foil. Patrick Hooper struck gold during a dig on land near Andover, Hampshire, but didn’t bother to mention it to his father Andrew, who was also metal detecting, … Read more

Flytippers dump mountain of junk on 4,000-year-old Bronze Age burial ground in Wales

The UNCLEAN green grass of home: Flytippers dump sofas and fridges among mountain of junk on Welsh beauty spot that is 4,000-year-old Bronze Age burial ground Gelligaer Common is home to burial cairns linked to the legend of King Arthur and an ancient Roman road  The site near near Caerphilly, South Wales, is officially classified as a … Read more

Alexandra Cane parades her lithe frame in a bronze bikini as she shares a joke with a mystery man

Love Island’s Alexandra Cane parades her lithe frame in a bronze bikini as she shares a joke with a mystery man while sunbathing in Ibiza Do you know who Alexandra’s holiday buddy is? Email [email protected]  By Andrew Bullock For Mailonline Published: 12:34 BST, 27 July 2020 | Updated: 12:40 BST, 27 July 2020 Despite the … Read more

Taylor Hill shows off her bronze figure in a gold bikini after attending Milan Digital Fashion Week

Taylor Hill shows off her bronze figure in a gold bikini as she relaxes on a patio under the sun after attending Milan Digital Fashion Week By Kevin Kayhart For Dailymail.com Published: 02:25 BST, 23 July 2020 | Updated: 02:36 BST, 23 July 2020 She had been showing off her catwalk skills at Milan Digital … Read more

Hertfordshire police arrive at home of museum curator who tweeted how to destroy bronze statues

Police arrived at the home of Oxford-educated Madeline Odent this evening after she tweeted a guide on how to destroy bronze statues in the wake of recent Black Lives Matters protests. Museum curator Madeline Odent wrote a series of tweets last night on how to destroy bronze statues such as the one of Edward Colston … Read more

Museum curator tweets advice on destroying bronze statues

An Oxford-educated museum curator is being investigated by police after she tweeted expert advice on how to dissolve bronze statues using corrosive chemicals in the wake of the Black Lives Matter protests.   Privately schooled Madeline Odent, curator of Royston Museum in Hertfordshire, sent a series of tweets last night to her 5,164 followers, which were … Read more

Museum curator tweets advice on how to destroy bronze statues with chemicals after BLM protests

An Oxford-educated museum curator has provoked outrage by sharing expert advice on how to dissolve bronze statues using corrosive chemicals in the wake of the Black Lives Matter protests.   Madeline Odent, curator of Royston Museum in Hertfordshire, sent a series of tweets last night to her 5,164 followers, which were then shared thousands of times.  … Read more