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North England is a treasure trove of history, breathtaking landscapes, and charming villages. From the iconic York Minster to the rugged beauty of the Lake District, this video highlights the top 10 ...

Toussaint Santicola Jones "thinks big and his music has big gestures, vivid characters and strong contrasts,” said his thesis ...

Remnants of what is believed to be an ancient hospital have been found during work to repair a sinkhole in St Leonard's Place ...

The ancient Roman collection includes slice ... In the Industrial Age, York was the railway hub of northern England — and when it was built, York’s station was the world’s largest.

We may have New York, but England has old York ... and much more. The ancient Roman collection includes slice-of-life exhibits from cult figurines to the skull of a man killed by a sword blow ...

For the study, scientists revisited a set of human remains discovered in 2004 at a site called Driffield Terrace near York in northern England. There, archaeologists unearthed more than 80 ...

Bite marks discovered on a Roman skeleton unearthed in York, England, constitute the first ... Located along the Roman road leading out of the ancient city of Eboracum (modern-day York ...

New analysis from the bones of an ancient gladiator discovered in York ... A Roman-era skeleton unearthed in York, England, has given archaeologists the first physical proof that gladiators ...

The man died and was buried in a grave between 1,825 and 1,725 years ago in an area now known as York, England ... memorialized in ancient mosaics and pottery recall the Roman Colosseum ...

They also chemically analyzed the ancient Roman ... are not native to England, so it would have required considerable expense and effort to bring the animals all the way to York.

an ancient monument and burial site, was found in the 1980s during construction of the Dorchester bypass in Dorset, a county in southwest England. Excavations unearthed a 330-foot-wide (100 meters ...