A metal detectorist in Germany has unearthed a tiny ancient Roman golden lock. The 1,600-year-old artifact is likely the ...

A rare golden Roman lock, dating back to the third or fourth century C.E., has been discovered by a metal detectorist in Germany, shedding light on ancient craftsmanship.

A metal detectorist in Germany has discovered a 1,600-year-old miniature gold lock that's one of a kind. An analysis of the ...

Commissions do not affect our editors' opinions or evaluations. There’s something satisfying about the heft and feel of a metal credit card. Whether it’s the cachet that comes with owning one ...

While there’s no singular quality that makes a great dinner plate, you know when you have a less-than specimen: It looks cheap, and it chips and scratches easily. Among those that are well made ...

Recently, I purchased a set of plates that looked like they were from the '70s, and I use them nearly every night. One evening while admiring the design, I began to wonder what year, exactly ...

funereal metal in which it’s cast is very evocative. I was fully engaged, too, as I walked around the hall and the secondary galleries upstairs, by the door-size collages of found tin-plate or ...

Here are 25 rock and metal bands you might not know, but will in 2025. It's no secret — being a new (or new-ish) band means putting yourself, your music, your ambition and all your hopes and ...

The latest research contradicts previous studies that proposed the Indian landmass’s collision with Eurasian plates as the cause of the Himalayas’ rise. According to previous studies, the Indian ...

Let's face it, 2024 was a massive year for metal breaking through to the mainstream. Even without new releases from the likes of Metallica, Slipknot or Iron Maiden, there was a stunningly impressive ...

The study identifies the margins of ancient continental cores as promising locations for these metal deposits and explains the geological mechanisms behind their formation. “These cores are the ...

The half-buried Bronze Age ruins of Dmanisis Gora perch on a windswept promontory a few kilometers away from a cave where Homo erectus (or a close relative) lived 1.8 million years ago.