Archaeologists in Denmark researching an Iron Age excavation have identified the first Roman Imperial helmet ever found in ...

Częstochowa Raków, early Iron Age cemetery, Archaeological Reserve. Credit: Michał Bugaj / CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 Scientists in Poland have uncovered ancient Iron Age ornaments and jewelry crafted from ...

Polish Iron Age Artifacts Found to Contain Rare Meteoric Iron Analysis Suggests Local Sourcing of Meteoric Iron in Lusatian Culture Findings May Reveal Earliest Known ...

revealed the presence of meteoric iron in Early Iron Age ornaments in Poland. According to Dr. Jambon, the study was prompted by the desire to know the origin of iron smelting. "The point of my ...

Ritual human sacrifice has been identified in ancient bog bodies found elsewhere in Ireland. Old Croghan Man, found in Co ...

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Early Iron Age ornaments unearthed in Poland have been found to contain iron from meteorites, suggesting the ancient inhabitants of the region were adept at working the metal much earlier than ...

A recent study, which was conducted to determine the origin of iron smelting, found that meteoric iron was present in Early Iron Age ornaments in Poland. Meteoric iron, also known as meteorite iron, ...

Bracelet and ankle ring unearthed from Polish early Iron Age archaeological site (Jambon et al. (2025)) In the research, archaeologists assessed artefacts from two Early Iron Age cemeteries – Cz ...

Some of the earliest Iron Age ornaments found in Poland are made from metal that fell from the sky, a new study has found. The cosmic ingredient, known as meteoric iron, was discovered in a range ...

For more than a century, archaeologists have been finding decapitated human skulls at Iron Age sites in Spain. Many of these skulls were once nailed to walls in both public areas and domestic settings ...

The artifacts, discovered during excavations at two early Iron Age cemeteries—Częstochowa-Raków and Częstochowa-Mirów—included bracelets, ankle rings, knives, spearheads, and necklaces.