The emergence of the Sea Peoples in the Late Bronze Age during a period of massive upheaval remains a mystery.

Although such items were often deposited in bogs as sacrifices during the early and middle Bronze Age in northern Europe, "We don't know that many from the latter part of the Bronze Age," he said.

Bronze Age Sardinians were also probably directly ... or Scandinavia - or whether the Atlantic sea routes between northern Europe and Portugal were navigated by Cornish, French or Iberian mariners.

Sea voyages from Denmark to Norway may have been possible across open waters, though sticking to the coastline was likely the ...

The blades were found in just 11 inches of dirt and are believed to have served a cult-like purpose, experts said.

Two bronze-bladed daggers over 3,000 years old were recently found buried—but, curiously, standing upright—in a field in ...

Archaeologists in northern France have discovered a vast Bronze and Iron Age settlement that may once ... via trade to other parts of continental Europe. A glass bead likely came from norther ...

Archaeologists have enlisted volunteers to dig up the remains of a Bronze Age roundhouse found beneath ... hills of the Scottish Borders, one of Europe’s largest equestrian events commemorates ...

The cultures of people from this time in northern Denmark and southwestern ... Jutland and southwest Norway in the Early Nordic Bronze Age. These two areas are known to be “closely connected ...

Bronze Age people crossed the sea in long wooden boats During the Bronze Age, many people crossed the sea from mainland Europe to Britain.

The Bronze Age cultures of what are now northern Denmark and southwestern Norway are quite alike, with similar artifacts, burial systems, and architecture. Cultural exchange between the two ...