This is a cow bone from the POW camp at Knockaloe on the Isle of Man. During the First World War Germans were held prisoner at Knockaloe. They used to make things to sell or trade in exchange for ...

This bone comb dates from time of Roman occupation - AD50-early 5th century. It was discovered in the Roman walled town of Dorchester and has fine bone teeth and decorative patterns.

The bone fragment — which is likely several thousand years old — is distinguished by a row of roughly a dozen carved “teeth,” indicating it may have been used as a comb, though it’s ...

A 2,000-year-old hair comb discovered in a museum's collection was carved from a human skull. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works .

A section of a Roman column unearthed during an archaeological dig is just "the tip of the iceberg" of what could lie below the ground. The column was found by volunteers digging at the cricket club ...

A stone’s throw from a Tesco Extra grocery store and a Ramada hotel, in the small town of Bar Hill in Cambridge, England, archaeologists made a startling discovery: the remains an ancient comb ...

120,000-Year-Old Cattle Bone Carvings May Be World’s Oldest Surviving Symbols Archaeologists found the bone fragment—engraved with six lines—at a Paleolithic meeting site in Israel ...

Roman Gaming Piece Crafted Out of Bone Found in England Ancient soldiers may have used the oblong token to play “Ludus Latrunculorum,” or the “Game of Mercenaries” ...

A rare Roman gaming-piece once used in the 'Game of Mercenaries' that was made from polished bone has been unearthed at a building site in Chester. The lozenge-shaped 'gaming' artefact dates back ...

The carved bone wand from Tell Qarassa North, Syria, has been linked to funerary ritual or art of the Early Neolithic period. Antiquity Publications Ltd. A 9,000-year-old 'magic wand' with two ...