Echoes of ancient Dacia
A new exhibition at the Drents Museum tells the story of the Dacians through their spectacular treasures. Gillis Kersting visited to find out more.
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The real Vlad Dracula: in search of a 15th-century warlord
The fanciful character of Dracula the vampire evolved from a real-life figure who was just as terrifying as any fiction. Tim Newark explores the myth and reality of a deadly medieval warrior.
Archaeologists explore evidence of early modern human stone tool manufacturing in Romania
The latest season of excavations at Românești has provided evidence that the site was geared towards producing particular types of stone tools.
The Edge of Europe – Heritage, Landscape, and Conflict Archaeology
The passage of time reveals two things – the forgetfulness of human memory, and the clarity of hindsight – neither of which of course is a law. For the archaeology of modern conflict, in this case the First World War,…