History2 hrs agoThe tomb raiders who plundered million-dollar potsIt was one of the finest pieces of art ever bought by the Met. But it had come from an Italian grave robber. In 1975, the BBC investigated the global trade in stolen antiquities.2 hrs ago7 hrs agoEvent shows historical house restoration worksA special event will show how Farnham's 18th Century Willmer House is being restored. 7 hrs ago22 hrs agoChildhood photographs wanted for exhibitionPeople are being asked to share pictures of their childhood and growing up in Hull.22 hrs ago1 day agoThe author unearthing the past in his local graveyardsA Wigtown bookseller draws insipration from graveyards across Galloway to write a book.1 day ago1 day agoPrison riots and executions featured in exhibitionThe free event at the Hull jail will be part of Heritage Open Days on Wednesday and Thursday.1 day ago1 day agoThe taxidermy museum that put a village on the mapHow Walter Potter's museum of stuffed animals helped turn Bramber into a tourist attraction.1 day ago1 day agoCounty's foodie history stretches back centuriesA food historian says some of England's oldest known recipes have their roots in medieval Kent.1 day ago1 day ago'Extensive record' of Corby life to be digitisedThe collection, by Corby Community Arts, will be an "extensive record" of social and cultural life.1 day ago2 days agoCity collection in new home search as lease expiresScott Duffin is looking for a new home for his thousands of items in the Coventry Collection.2 days ago...
