I thought “iron buckle” must be the name of some specific weapon, like “brass knuckles” or some such, but my Googling came up empty. Is it just a specific weapon that’s little known ...

A 2,000-year-old hair comb discovered in a museum’s collection was carved from a human ... which dates to the Iron Age (750 B.C. to A.D. 43) and measures approximately 2 inches (5 centimeters ...

Archaeologists Believe That an Iron Age Comb Discovered Along a U.K. Highway Was Made From a Human Skull. ... so it may not have been used to brush hair at all, but perhaps worn as an amulet.

Archaeologists near Cambridge, England, have identified a 2,000-year-old comb made from a portion of a human skull. Dating to the Iron Age, the hair-raising discovery offers insight into how ...

A tiny figure excavated in Cambridgeshire is believed to be a Celtic deity sporting a very rare depiction of smart hair for an Iron Age British chap—admirably neatly clipped moustache and fringe ...

Iron Age comb found made from human skull, may have been used for ritual Researchers revealed that the comb was made of a human skull and was most likely used as an amulet rather than to style hair.