Before you toss out any empty glass jars or rarely-used vases, consider filling them with some of these objects for ...

They came from Langholm, and may have belonged to James Irving, a ship's captain in the slave trade from Liverpool.These decorative glass beads were used to ease the passage of traders mainly ...

Centuries ago, the ancient city of Andriake sat along the southern coast of Turkey along the Mediterranean Sea. A bustling ...

Researchers studied around 3,000 lunar glass beads smaller than a pinhead and found three with signs they came from a volcano ...

American Indigenous tribes used shells for decorative and ceremonial purposes. On the East Coast, the Wampanoag created elaborate belts of white and purple beads ... and beach glass Sea glass ...

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Maggy Howarth, who has died aged 79, was a specialist in decorative pebble mosaics, her work ranging from highly intricate ...

Why is there so little known about these exquisite artefacts? How far back can they be traced? Answers begin to take shape, ...

Lunar samples obtained before the mission indicated that the moon's volcanic activities had ceased approximately 3 billion ...

The warm, sunny days of summer are behind us and it is time to snuggle up in thicker sheets, warmer blankets and heavier ...

Amber – tree sap left over from prehistoric forests, often with trapped insects or plant matter inside – was plentiful in the Baltic but highly prized for decorative purposes further south ...

Elaborate decorative glass tiles from the fifth century were ... the pattern can be cut into cross-sections and used as beads or discs. The technique was first used in the first century, Çevik ...