Aug 20, 2026 | Maritime History & Archaeology
There is a stretch of the Karmøy coast, on the western edge of Norway, where a row of burial mounds sits in the wind and watches the fjord. The biggest of them is Grønhaug. Inside it, archaeologists have known since 1902, is the remains of a Viking ship — possibly...
Aug 8, 2026 | Access & Archives
If you were a Mycenaean nobleman around 1500 BC and you wanted the most expensive ring on the Aegean, you would not have asked for gold. You would have asked for what was, materially, rarer: a ring whose iron had been beaten out of a meteorite. A team led by Eleni...
