Back then, before the Romans invaded, we didn't have one king or queen ruling over the nation. Britain was made up of different groups, or tribes, known as the Celts or native Britons. We get an ...

In a nutshell New radiocarbon dating shows the famous Maiden Castle “war cemetery” contains victims of multiple violent ...

A metre-long piece of carved wood discovered by chance is more than 6,000 years old – making it the oldest carved wood in Britain, experts say. The decorative markings were made by Late ...

Britannia is the national symbol of the UK and can be seen across the country on multiple statues or old pound sterling coins ...

Female family ties were at the heart of social networks in Celtic society in Britain before the Roman invasion, a new analysis suggests. Genetic evidence from a late Iron Age cemetery shows that ...

They built sewage systems and paved, straight roads that stretched right across the country to connect up all their new Roman towns. Before long, they’d built so much that Britain didn’t look ...

The centuries that followed, before the entrenchment of stable states ... Williams accepts that post-Roman Britain did suffer a sudden “trauma of collapse” that shook its spirit.

Tweezers, which Romans used to pluck unwanted body hair, “didn’t exist in Britain before the Romans arrived.” Once the Romans invaded Britain, tweezers seemed to abound. These and other ...

It is the only representation of the Trojan War from Roman Britain, and tells the story ... was repurposed for more workaday activities, before the building finally fell into disrepair.

The Roman occupation of Britain, from 43 A.D. to around 410 ... nytimes.com.Learn more Jenny Gross is a general assignment reporter. Before joining The Times, she covered British politics for ...