A marble head from the first or second century was found buried in England. But how did it get there? By Victor Mather When you dig in a country with as much history as Britain, sometimes you find ...
Two huge Roman head sculptures have been found at a sports club, in what archaeologists have described as "finds of a lifetime." Volunteers uncovered the carved sandstone artifacts, thought to be ...
Archaeologists excavating Smallhythe Place in Kent, the U.K., have discovered the head of a small clay figurine of the Roman god Mercury—an “incredibly rare” find according to experts. This isn’t the ...
Racked Up: Peter Guber at his Bel Air home with collection of prized baseballs. Peter Guber has literally lost his head. That’s according to a lawsuit filed Thursday in Los Angeles Superior Court, ...
Archeologists working at the Basilica of Saint Stephen in Rome discovered a statue head within the church’s foundation. Located near the Tombe di Via Latina, the carved stone was likely treated as ...
British construction worker Greg Crawley was driving an excavator at the site when he suddenly came across an unusual discovery - "a pale object in the ground." As it turned out, the "marble head" is ...
Sign up for CNN’s Wonder Theory science newsletter. Explore the universe with news on fascinating discoveries, scientific advancements and more. Archaeologists have ...
After nearly half a century, authorities have returned a stolen Roman marble head to Villa Albani Torlonia in Rome, Italy. Thieves had snatched the head of the Hydrophora, which is part of a larger ...
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