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I recently came across this ancient coin that has a rather interesting story. It was sold as a 21mm bronze coin of the Silandos mint in L...

Claudius, Tetradrachm, c.45-6 AD, RPC I 5164 I recently acquired this “dynastic” coin, made in Alexandria, Egypt, of the emperor Claud...

The Tarr Steps, Devon, are a clapper bridge across the River Barle in the Exmoor National Park, Somerset, England. A typical clapper bridg...

I have just been fortunate enough to acquire as a garden ornament an ancient beehive quern. Dating from the Iron Age or early/mid Rom...

Seeing the posts on the internet about the Somme has prompted me to post about my two great uncles who died in the Great War and are n...

This isn’t an oversized pound coin, it is a normal 22.5mm diameter piece, yet it comfortably displays three ancient Greek fractional silve...

I took a walk along the course of the River Nidd in Knaresborough today and happened upon Abbey Road. Along this road the long destroyed K...