Cameron Anderson follows a well-trod adage from metal detectorists: “If in doubt, dig it out,” he told the BBC. That ...

Upon study, the museum’s experts have determined the axe heads date to the Early Bronze Age, around 2150 to 2000 B.C.E., and could be of significance in illuminating Ireland’s ancient past.

This period was defined by metalworking practices, including the forging of bronze ... in which the ax heads were unearthed, they could also gain an understanding of the ancient cultural practices ...

“We are thrilled about the discovery of these early Bronze Age ax heads, but to truly understand ... context could also shed light on the “ancient settlement patterns and cultural practices ...

The Bronze Age axe-heads appear to have been packaged using ... of archaeological discoveries helps experts "piece together ancient settlement patterns and cultural practices".

New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art has returned an ancient bronze griffin head stolen nearly a century ago to a museum in southern Greece, the latest repatriation marking a broader shift in ...

"We are thrilled about the discovery of these Early Bronze Age axe-heads," said Matt Seaver ... discoveries helps experts "piece together ancient settlement patterns and cultural practices".