A TEAM of archaeologists are scratching their heads over the 'bizarre' discovery of a 1,150-year-old Viking necklace in a Burren Cave.

“The necklace is the largest Viking necklace to have been found in Ireland. Normally, Viking necklaces that have been found have five to six glass beads, but this has 71 glass beads covered with ...

The necklace was buried with an 8-year-old child in a Neolithic village, which dates to between 7400 and 6800 B.C.

What archaeologists are learning from the discovery of 50 extremely rare Viking skulls - They also found brooches, necklace beads, knives, and even a small shard of glass that may have served as ...

Researchers have reassembled an ancient ornate necklace discovered in the grave of a child who lived in the Neolithic village of Ba'ja in what's now southern Jordan.

It's the first time the 1,000-year-old necklace has gone on display outside of the Isle of Man.

Archaeologists in central Denmark have unearthed a rare Viking Age burial site containing what they called around 50 "exceptionally well-preserved" skeletons.

The intricate necklace, reconstructed by researchers, was found on the remains of a child buried about 9,000 years ago in a Middle Eastern village.

In 2011, archaeologists found a religious site at the highest point in the area. Here, the inhabitants ate ritual meals -- and sacrificed jewelry and human bones. For the first time, archaeologists ...

(CNN) — Researchers have reassembled an ancient ornate necklace discovered in the grave of a child who lived in the Neolithic village of Ba’ja in what’s now southern Jordan.