Skara Brae's remarkable survival through the ages is thanks to the design of the original builders who buried the stone-slab walls up to roof level in clay soil and waste material in order to provide ...

In Skara Brae, a settlement on the Orkney Islands in Scotland, homes were made out of stone because there were no trees for wood. They even had stone cupboards and beds. The Stone Age lasted for ...

But Skara Brae is not the only notable settlement. The Broch of Gurness, another ancient site on the Mainland, dates from around 500 BC during the Iron Age. At its heart lies a stone tower ...

Cast far to Britain's north, the discovery dates back a staggering 5,000 years and offers vital clues about the island's ancient people.

We’re all familiar with Stonehenge and the Great Pyramids of Giza, but did you know that Skara Brae is older than both?

Fragments of the oldest rune stone in the world were found in an ancient ... prompting questions as to what they were intended for In an Iron Age burial ground surrounded by towering pines ...

Queens Of The Stone Age have announced a massive European arena run for this summer, starting on July 13 in Vienna. These will be the first Queens outings since the band were forced to come off ...

Josh Homme of Queens of the Stone Age performs live in 2024. CREDIT: Stefano Costantino/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images Queens Of The Stone Age have shared details of a new European tour ...

Queens of the Stone Age have announced that they will return to Dublin for an outdoor show this August. Josh Homme and co will play the Irish Museum of Modern Art, Royal Hospital Kilmainham ...