Relive the best seasons and have your say on County's high school baseball Player of the Year winners from the last 25 ...

We have many examples of ancient jewelry, and it’s likely that bracelets and rings were among the first man-made objects of ...

A recent study by researchers Dr. Dorota Dzierzbicka and Dr. Daria Elagina re-examined and translated a rare first-hand account of a 16th-century Ethiopian monk visiting old Dongola, Sudan.

The advent of colorized fashion plates and photography would supercharge the importance of royal fashion in the 19th century ... the snowy shade instead of the gold and silver usually preferred ...

GUNTUR: A 16th-century stone inscription from the Vijayanagara ... The inscription records a royal grant of Gundala village for temple festivities. Originally carved in classical Telugu with ...

Delicate glass goblets and pure gold and silver plates and serving ... and dynasties may fall, but royal utensils live on. A spoon and fork, carved in the 16th century from rock crystal and ...

16th-11th century BC), Zhou (c ... the West prizes gold and gems. While the Chinese eat rice from ceramic bowls, the West uses plates for salad. What Rawson believes is that every culture develops ...

In the first century, the Roman emperor Nero hosted days ... could vomit and continue to eat and drink. However, not every royal party was thrown simply to gratify a monarch’s gluttonous desires.

16th century gold and pink enameled posy ring From the 12th to the 18th century, rings were often used as signets, as reflected by many examples in the collection. A highlight is a round gold ...

A lavish 16th-century mansion, the 50-room property ... both Roman and Renaissance influences and could easily rival any royal residence with its opulent decor. Boasting a grand guest house ...

At the beginning of World War II, a trove of royal treasure from the 16th century was hidden beneath the Vilnius Cathedral in southeastern Lithuania. The gold crowns, jewelry, and other objects ...