Lost for Decades: Alice in Wonderland illustrator's heritage plaque rediscovered
An early jade-green heritage plaque for Sir John Tenniel, thought destroyed after 1950s demolition, was rediscovered, restored, and reinstalled on Fitz-George Avenue.
Egypt opens one of the Valley of the King's largest tombs DW 10/04/2025
Amenhotep III's tomb in Luxor reopened to the public after 20 years of Japanese-led, UNESCO-supported restoration, revealing exquisitely preserved Eighteenth Dynasty wall paintings.
A Feat of Engineering Transports the World's Best-Preserved Viking Ship to Its New Home
The Oseberg Viking Ship, a 9th-century burial ship with remarkable preservation, underwent extensive restoration and relocation to protect it for a new museum.