Malcom Weale, 53, unearthed the gold jewellery in a field near Thetford, in Norfolk, after searching the area for 18 months.

The Irish “piggybacked” on the often-violent and exploitative empire-building of the main European powers, according to a ...

New York is abuzz with the freshly reopened Frick Collection, the Fifth Avenue mansion once owned by one of America's ...

While the price tag may make these perfumes seem like an indulgence reserved for royalty, you can simply consider it an ...

Self-described as the ‘most fun’ polo tournament in the world, Hurlingham Park plays host to six impressive teams – from ...

Behind gilded gates and iconic façades, power architecture is diplomacy's silent language. These are the private sanctuaries ...

Did you know that Poodles are one of the most intelligent breeds in the world? Well, there’s more to these cute fluffy pups ...

The castles of Romania are well-preserved and beautiful, with each castle having its history steeped in legends of vampires ...

8.This mid-1700s well that was glassed over and eventually became part of a home's kitchen: 9.This 18th century French chair for reading books: ...

celebrating the elegance and innovation of 18th-century French repertoire. Held in the comfortable and intimate setting of St Andrew's Presbyterian Church in De Waterkant, Cape Town, this concert ...

Inspired by the American and French revolutions, the United Irishmen wanted a secular republic that separated church from state. They professed the Enlightenment principles of equality, liberty and ...