Curator Kate Sumnall holding a Bronze Age sword that was found by a mudlarks on the banks of the River Thames. Museum of London, UK [2048×1576]September 28, 2024
The tomb of Eurysaces stands out along the tombs of elite romans in Porta Maggiore. The owner was a plebian, a baker turned baking mogul, so his tomb is full of baking themes: the circles are bread baking basins and even his wife’s ashes are placed in an urn shaped like a bread basket[580×580]September 28, 2024
Collection of colourful beads was discovered in the grave of a woman who had been buried on St Patrick’s Isle just over 1,000 years ago [1277×550]September 28, 2024
Bruton Parish Church in Williamsburg, Virginia, USA. The church was established in 1674, though the present structure was completed in 1715. Thomas Jefferson and George Washington are known to have once worshipped here [1280×956]September 27, 2024
Ivory chess piece in the form of a knight and his war horse. Circa 1350–60, possibly from England. [1933 x 1475]September 27, 2024
Treasure of Halikko (Finnish: Halikon aarre) is the most valuable treasure found in Finland and one of the most notable treasures in the Nordic countries. It was found in 1887 from Halikko and it is dated to the 11–12th century. [525×640]September 27, 2024
Saraswati – the goddess of learning, basalt, Karnataka, India, 12th century CE [2098×3086]September 27, 2024
