2,000-Year-Old Roman Road Uncovered in British Field is Like No Other-And of 'Global Importance'
The owners of the property contacted Wychavon District Council and a team from Historic England is now expected to analyze the excavations.
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First Wild Bison in 6,000 Years Born in UK After Several Were Resettled But No One Knew One was Pregnant
The first wild bison to be born in the UK in almost 6,000 years has shocked rangers just months after a herd was brought to Kent, England.
Stunning 4th Century Mosaic Depicting Trojan War Unearthed in Syria Beneath a War-Torn City
A stunning Roman mosaic unmatched in Syrian art history was unveiled last week depicting heroes of the Trojan war and Greek mythology.
World's First Bed-and-Breakfast Powered By Electric Cars Offers FREE Luxury Nights in English Countryside
The world's first car-powered bed-and-breakfast has opened to the public-with all power supplied by Hundai Evs for a luxury off-grid night.
Researchers Found Ancient Village Remarkably-Preserved by Vesuvius Eruption, 2,000 Years Before Pompeii
2,000 years before Pompeii, an Early Bronze Age village was perfectly preserved— then hidden for 4 millennia—after Mount Vesuvius erupted.
Fishermen Getting Paid to Collect Plastic Trash at Sea, As Indonesia Slashes Pollution
In Indonesia, small-time fishermen are being paid as part-time ocean cleanup crews, as the archipelago seeks to tidy their seas.
Exquisite Mosaic Unearthed by Farmer Planting Olive Tree, 'Perfectly Preserved' From Byzantine Era
Olive farmer Salman al-Nabahin was planting new trees in his grove in Bureij Refugee Camp when he and his son chanced upon the ancient relic.
Over 75% of Brits Say They're Greener Today Than They Were 10 Years Ago: Poll
3/4 of Brits say they're greener today than they were a decade ago-with most believing they have responsibility to live sustainably.
Renewables Met 100% of the Increase in Global Electricity Need This Year in 2022
The report found that the renewables increased by 416 terawatt hours (TWh), slightly exceeding the rise in electricity demand itself
Australia Sets Aside 30% of Land Mass to Protect its Unique Species
One of the most biologically diverse countries on Earth, so many of Australia's animals are found nowhere else on our planet.
Singapore Uses Bright Colored Signs to Created a Dementia-Friendly Neighborhood - LOOK
The project's objective was to create a system that assists seniors and those afflicted with dementia in navigating around their neighborhoods
Nightclub in Scotland Will Capture Energy From Dancers to Power the Venue
The pioneering BODYHEAT system at SWG3 could save the popular nightspot up to 70 tons of CO2 per year.
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