Medieval Dutch site may have hosted ‘devil’s money’ cult rituals - Exactly which gods people in the area prayed to remains a ...

Following its discovery in a farm field in northern Poland, a chunk of engraved brass has been confirmed by historians and archaeologists to actually be a 600-year-old religious seal.

The coins originated from various regions, including those minted by Madelinus, a moneyer from the Frisian trading hub of ...

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Buried at the Hezingen site, researchers discovered 25 gold coins, as well as gold pendants and a fragment of a silver ...

In Christian medieval iconography, monkeys are often associated with human vices, particularly lust, laziness, and pride, and ...

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Archaeologists uncovered over 1,000 historical artifacts during renovation work at St. Mary’s Church in Gardelegen, Germany.

An early medieval archeological site in the eastern Netherlands likely hosted cult rituals involving the “devil’s money.” But ...

A recent study by Dr. Jan-Willem de Kort and his colleagues, published in Medieval Archaeology, uncovered an early medieval ...