THE PRESERVED YOKAI OF JAPAN by Richard Freeman
In the fifth of our weekly instalment's of Author and Cryptozoologist - Richard Freeman's articles,
In the fifth of our weekly instalment's of Author and Cryptozoologist - Richard Freeman's articles,
Ongoing excavations at a rural spot near the village of Újlengyel in central Hungary recently
The BIG Detecting show viewers have sent in their metal detecting and archaeological discoveries in the past
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Two decades after its discovery, and almost 200 years after it shipwrecked in the coral
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The Archaeology and Heritage department of Chester University is at risk of being closed. A petition exists to help save it. Please discover more here