Hundreds of artifacts dating back as far as the Late Bronze Age in Hungary point to a warrior class living in what is now ...

Although the weapons cache has been clearly linked to an Iron Age chief's house, archaeologists are unsure whether the objects belonged to local warriors or were amassed as the spoils of war.

The findings shed light on the ancient people who lived in western Hungary, whose identity continues to confound scholars.

The stash of weapons has been clearly associated with an Iron Age chief's dwelling, but archaeologists remain uncertain whether the items were owned by local warriors or collected as trophies of war.

The artifacts may help archaeologists learn more about the chaotic transition from the Bronze Age to the Iron Age.

The Giants of Mont’e Prama are enormous sculptures between two and two and a half meters tall created by the Nuragic ...

Find out about hill forts, Iron Age tools and meet an Iron Age warrior. Maiden Castle: An Iron Age hill fort Experts think Maiden Castle was built almost 3,000 years ago. Learn about prehistoric ...