Mystorical

Recently, funds were allocated to excavate a Viking ship. If it's not conserved soon, a fungus will eat away at what little remains.

While demolishing a part of an English village to make way for a rail line, workers stumbled upon two stone carvings that may have been...

Stores that carved small windows into their shop walls from which to serve wine during the black plague are now returning to service.

Britain’s famous chalk giant may have been created not thousands of years ago but during the Middle Ages.

A medieval religious statue was found by a fisherman in Spain, when he literally stepped over it on his way to his favorite fishing spot.

A medieval village that’s been submerged under a lake for the last 53 years in Tuscany may be revealed next year.

To their complete surprise, a couple renovating their home in Norway recently uncovered not just historical artifacts but a Viking grave.

Glacier melt and eroding cliffs are exposing Viking-era artifacts that are changing our understanding of how the Vikings lived—and died.

A recent interpretation of a runestone in Sweden suggests that it described not war, but a symbolic battle between light and dark.

While making improvements to a highway, archaeologists unearthed a Viking grave mound in central Norway. What they found surprised them.

Recently found tunnels under the Holy Land suggest that the Templars moved treasure through them. Could the treasure still be there?

Metal detectorists who found a hoard of Anglo-Saxon treasure were sentenced to prison this month for not reporting their $15 million find.

A recent facial reconstruction of a 1000-year-old skull found from Norway lends credence to the existence of the legendary Shield Maidens.

A medieval sword was recently found at the bottom of a river… embedded, like Excalibur, in a stone.

A recently found Barvarian gravestone has renewed interest in the striking similarities between a young woman’s life and that of the tale of

A new study refutes the theory proposed in the 1980s that the Shroud was the burial cloth of a medieval personage.

One of the 5 lost Isle of Lewis chess pieces recently found tucked away in a desk drawer in Scotland just sold for almost $1 mil.

To date, an inscription on a rock in France has eluded understanding, so experts are now asking for the public’s help to crack the code… for

Cannonballs used during Vlad the Impaler’s 15th-century battle with the Turks found