https://ancientherald.com/2026/11/medieval-trondheim-moved-latrine-waste-out-of-town-and-spread-roundwor/Ancient Heralden2026-11-12T17:15:02ZMedieval Trondheim moved latrine waste out of town, and spread roundworm through its foodhttps://ancientherald.com/img/medieval-trondheim-moved-latrine-waste-out-of-town-and-spread-roundwor.jpghttps://ancientherald.com/2026/11/ninth-century-northumbria-had-plenty-of-silver-so-its-copper-coins-wer/Ancient Heralden2026-11-12T14:15:03ZNinth-century Northumbria had plenty of silver, so its copper coins were a choice, study findshttps://ancientherald.com/img/ninth-century-northumbria-had-plenty-of-silver-so-its-copper-coins-wer.jpghttps://ancientherald.com/2026/11/burials-from-6-000-years-in-china-s-central-plain-suggest-inequality-t/Ancient Heralden2026-11-12T11:30:03ZBurials from 6,000 years in China's Central Plain suggest inequality took root long before the first stateshttps://ancientherald.com/img/burials-from-6-000-years-in-china-s-central-plain-suggest-inequality-t.jpghttps://ancientherald.com/2026/11/stone-tools-on-the-seabed-off-murujuga-show-aboriginal-people-moved-st/Ancient Heralden2026-11-12T08:45:02ZStone tools on the seabed off Murujuga show Aboriginal people moved stone across land the sea later drownedhttps://ancientherald.com/img/stone-tools-on-the-seabed-off-murujuga-show-aboriginal-people-moved-st.jpghttps://ancientherald.com/2026/11/teeth-from-peak-district-graves-show-lead-mining-had-restarted-by-the/Ancient Heralden2026-11-12T05:45:02ZTeeth from Peak District graves show lead mining had restarted by the mid-7th centuryhttps://ancientherald.com/img/teeth-from-peak-district-graves-show-lead-mining-had-restarted-by-the.jpghttps://ancientherald.com/2026/11/ancient-peru-sacrificed-people-after-el-nino-floods-yet-everyday-viole/Ancient Heralden2026-11-11T20:00:03ZAncient Peru sacrificed people after El Niño floods, yet everyday violence on its coast stayed rare for 3,000 yearshttps://ancientherald.com/img/ancient-peru-sacrificed-people-after-el-nino-floods-yet-everyday-viole.jpghttps://ancientherald.com/2026/11/verica-the-british-ruler-who-brought-claudius-to-invade-was-a-woman-bo/Ancient Heralden2026-11-11T17:15:02ZVerica, the British ruler who brought Claudius to invade, was a woman, Bournemouth archaeologist argueshttps://ancientherald.com/img/verica-the-british-ruler-who-brought-claudius-to-invade-was-a-woman-bo.jpghttps://ancientherald.com/2026/11/early-humans-may-have-kept-keepsakes-500-000-years-ago-tel-aviv-resear/Ancient Heralden2026-11-11T14:15:02ZEarly humans may have kept keepsakes 500,000 years ago, Tel Aviv researchers proposehttps://ancientherald.com/img/early-humans-may-have-kept-keepsakes-500-000-years-ago-tel-aviv-resear.jpghttps://ancientherald.com/2026/11/taung-child-the-fossil-that-put-human-origins-in-africa-is-about-3-mil/Ancient Heralden2026-11-11T11:30:03ZTaung Child, the fossil that put human origins in Africa, is about 3 million years oldhttps://ancientherald.com/img/taung-child-the-fossil-that-put-human-origins-in-africa-is-about-3-mil.jpghttps://ancientherald.com/2026/11/the-maya-used-so-much-red-cinnabar-paint-that-mercury-poisoned-their-l/Ancient Heralden2026-11-11T08:45:02ZThe Maya used so much red cinnabar paint that mercury poisoned their lakes for centurieshttps://ancientherald.com/img/the-maya-used-so-much-red-cinnabar-paint-that-mercury-poisoned-their-l.jpghttps://ancientherald.com/2026/11/owls-ate-the-8-000-frogs-found-in-a-roman-ditch-in-cambridgeshire-stud/Ancient Heralden2026-11-11T05:45:03ZOwls ate the 8,000 frogs found in a Roman ditch in Cambridgeshire, study findshttps://ancientherald.com/img/owls-ate-the-8-000-frogs-found-in-a-roman-ditch-in-cambridgeshire-stud.jpghttps://ancientherald.com/2026/11/stonehenge-s-altar-stone-probably-did-not-come-from-north-east-scotlan/Ancient Heralden2026-11-10T20:00:03ZStonehenge's Altar Stone probably did not come from north-east Scotland, new geological study findshttps://ancientherald.com/img/stonehenge-s-altar-stone-probably-did-not-come-from-north-east-scotlan.jpg