There's been much discussion of the kind of porn that 'should be banned', but if we agree pornography isn't inherently bad, what might this 'good' porn look like?

Professor Mick Aston was an archaeologist who was part of Time Team, the popular Channel 4 programme which for 20 years brought the world of archaeology to television audiences. Aston acted as chief archaeological adviser for 16 series, from its first broadcast in 1994 through to 2011, and was known for his combination of expertise, passion for the subject, and brightly coloured jumpers.

A former resident academic on Channel 4's popular archaeology show Time Team has died at the age of 66.

Ancient Britons made hundreds of thousands of dugout canoes, archaeologists now believe.

Honduras's ancient metropolis ‘found’ using revolutionary 3D mapping technique

Archaeologists excavating beneath Mexico’s Temple of the Feathered Serpent have discovered hundreds of mysterious yellow orbs.

Archaeologists, excavating near the Royal Borough, have discovered the 4400 year old skeleton of an upper class woman

Archaeologists have nicknamed the site 'the Pompeii of the North'

The search is on for warrior queen’s bones, once thought to lie beneath a McDonald’s

Thirteen skeletons, lying in two neat rows 2.4m beneath a road in Farringdon have been unearthed by excavations for London's Crossrail project

Stretching the breadth of northern England, Hadrian's Wall is a majestic reminder of the ambition and might of the Roman Empire's conquest in Britain. Now, new archaeological evidence has suggested, contrary to previous belief, that the Romans far from co-existing peacefully with the locals, ejected them by force in order to build the 73-mile divide.

Till ordinary life does us part ...

Children from wealthy homes are more likely to be picked on and bullied at school because of their background, according to new research published today.

From Stonehenge to Birmingham, this survey of the art of the dig modifies our map of the past