A recent dig on a long-forgotten archaeological site at a private Laramie Valley ranch has uncovered more than 10,000 artifacts that date back to prehistoric times, the Plains Indian Wars and an apparent mercantile in the 1870s. Read more.
The small exhibit, located in a part of the old bank building that the year-old museum hopes to turn into a full-sized repository of all things Borscht Belt, features various images and objects pairing the culinary and the comic. Read more.
The exhibit features 787 artefacts from seven Egyptian museums, including a massive statue of Akhenaten, a human-shaped sarcophagus from the Saqqara Ole site, and the treasures of ancient kings like Tutankhamun, Amenemhat III and Ramses II. Read more.
The art forger had fooled thousands. Then he met Doug For decades, beginning in the late 1990s, Washington, 62, created thousands of ornate woodblocks and used them to make intricate prints of all kinds of things: biblical imagery, erotica, anatomical illustrations, the stark motifs of German expressionism. Read more.
The National Trust is to tell, for the first time, the story of Sabine Winn at the country house where she lived for 30 years and which brought her profound unhappiness – Nostell, a Palladian mansion near Wakefield in West Yorkshire.Read more.