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Victorian factory workers face harsh conditions in a pottery, leading to a strike and lockout spurred by Ann Widdecombe's agitation.
Iron Age Britain, marked by the rise of iron working and population growth, saw the emergence of distinct regional cultures and agricultural advancements.
Evidence suggests that the Anasazi practiced cannibalism for at least 250 years, challenging previous views of their society as peaceful and harmonious.
Ten men were chosen to commit suicide at Masada as the Romans advanced, marking a significant moment in the struggle between Jewish traditions and Roman power.
Archaeologists believe Green Island was an industrial site producing shale ornaments and iron artifacts 2,000 years ago, contributing to early mass production.
Nine test pits are dug in Bitterley, Shropshire, to investigate the village's historical roots and its possible connection to a deserted medieval settlement.
Pottery found in Much Wenlock dates back to the 12th and 13th centuries, indicating a planned development of the town during England's medieval period.
Two hectares of oil seed rape are cleared in Leicestershire to search for evidence of an Anglo-Saxon burial ground and its associated artifacts.
Archaeologists investigate the ancient Maya city of Chichen Itza, revealing evidence of continuous occupation and construction after the Classic era collapse around 900 A.D.
A new generation of engineers is developing quiet electric aircraft and artificial noses to tackle food waste and environmental challenges.
A team from Wessex Archaeology discovers two neolithic henges just three miles east of Stonehenge, raising questions about their purpose and timeline.
Tessa Fuchs, a passionate potter, showcases her technique in creating an ornamental ceramic oak tree while sharing insights about her artistic process.
Grayson Perry asks people from Boston, where 75% voted to leave the EU, to help create two large vases that reflect their views on Brexit.
A tiny obsidian blade, far from its volcanic source, suggests that the site may have served as a refuge for fleeing Maya.
Ancient Mesopotamian arts, including pottery, metalwork, jewelry, cylinder seals, and sculpture, reveal the everyday lives and creativity of this remarkable civilization.
Willard Wigan has spent six decades creating record-breaking micro-sculptures from materials like pottery and gold, each measured in micrometers.
Willard Wigan creates record-breaking micro-sculptures using unique tools and materials.
A man from the Bhil tribe founded an NGO in 2007 to support the Untouchables of the Thar Desert by providing education and promoting traditional crafts.
Willard Wigan creates record-breaking micro-sculptures using unique self-made tools.
Incan human sacrifice rituals are examined through the story of a 14-year-old girl, known as The Inca Maiden, who was sacrificed after a 1000-mile trek.
