An archaeological find of Iron Age artifacts including horse harnesses, chariots and tires sheds new light on English life ...

“It sheds new light on Iron Age life in the north and Britain, but it also demonstrates connections with Europe ... via Agence France-Presse — Getty Images “It was all done very quietly ...

It sheds new light on Iron Age life in the north and Britain, but it also demonstrates connections with Europe.' The Yorkshire Museum is launching a fundraising campaign to secure the hoard.

The Melsonby Hoard, as it’s called, consists of over 800 artifacts, each from 2,000 years ago. Found near Melsonby, a village ...

“It sheds new light on Iron Age life in the north and Britain, but it also demonstrates connections with Europe.” Dr Sophia Adams, an expert on the era at the British Museum, said: “This is ...

In a video clip posted on the university’s website, Tom Moore, an archaeology professor who specializes in the British and European Iron Age, said: “It was only really when we went back to ...

According to researchers at Durham University, the collection suggests the presence of a wealthy class of Iron Age elites who were influenced by trade and cultural exchange with ancient Europe.

"The presence of materials imported from the Mediterranean, and a type of continental European wagon new to Britain, challenges the idea that Iron Age Britons were isolated," Garrow said.