When construction began on a neighborhood development project outside the town of Pfulgriesheim, France, researchers quickly learned this wasn’t the first time the site had housed a community.

Archaeologists in northern France have discovered a vast Bronze and Iron Age settlement that may once have been a regional hub and gathering place. On the grounds of a business park outside of ...

Digging into the sandy soil of northern Scotland, archaeologists unearthed a rusty metal object unlike anything they’d seen ...

Iron Age settlements were also discovered in Aldborough, near Boroughbridge and in Foston, near York, which was partially excavated in the 1980s.

Many seem to have been used infrequently and may have been seasonal meeting places and food stores rather than permanently inhabited settlements. Throughout the Iron Age there is evidence for ...

"A whole series of roundhouses were built there and it's probably our best preserved Iron Age settlement ever discovered in the UK." Image caption, Volunteer Steve Newman said he enjoys the ...

Now the bones of a ritually buried animal has been discovered. The new dig by Cardiff University researchers has revealed part of an Iron Age settlement, located just to the west of the castle. So far ...

A large necropolis discovered in an ancient oasis provides a missing piece to the archaeological puzzle of the Iron Age, officials ... world’s oldest inhabited settlements has provided the ...