David Keys

The civilisation, now known as the Taş Tepeler culture, appears to have had a fertility-centred belief system

How Bronze Age British industry contributed to Mediterranean civilization 33 centuries ago

The only English monarch whose final resting place is uncertain

Curse tablets, from a now vanished temple near Uley, are revealing how Romano-Britons dealt with criminals

How archaeologists are investigating a major European battle fought over 32 centuries ago

Stonehenge, the most iconic prehistoric monument in the UK, is actually Scottish

Finds from “England’s Venice” reveal the secrets of medieval pilgrimage

How modern archaeological research has rescued the reputation of the world’s most remote ancient civilisation

Archaeologists have discovered one of the world’s largest collections of ancient art

Archaeologists have discovered one of the world’s largest collections of ancient art

New research suggests language is eight times older than previously thought

Discovery helps reveal how a long-lost empire used multiculturalism to achieve political stability

The discovery is likely to change archaeologists’ understanding of the evolution of early human technology

The true British identity? It’s all about body paint

Did an extinct ‘small-brained ape-man’ species develop a sophisticated culture millennia before we did?

The oldest decorated wooden object ever found in Britain has been discovered near Stonehenge

The jewellery shows the initials and symbols of Henry VIII and his first wife Katherine of Aragon – but it’s not yet known whether it originally belonged to the king or to Katherine

Medieval art investigator, Amanda Luyster, has managed to digitally reassemble most of a mosaic pavement design, originally created for use in the palace

Early humans probably first walked upright in the trees, study finds

New research reveals details of the lives of Britons who lived up to 8,500 years ago