The Lost Era

Year: 2026

Read the latest archaeology updates, discoveries and ancient history stories in one place.

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JCB boss declares British business is in a 'real mess' as he attempts land speed world record in Utah

Archaeology News JCB boss declares British business is in a 'real mess' as he attempts land speed world record in Utah August 11, 2026 The Chairman of JCB has declared that business in Britain is in a "real mess", as his company…

Solar eclipse glasses SOLD OUT hours before biggest celestial spectacle in 27 years

Archaeology News Solar eclipse glasses SOLD OUT hours before biggest celestial spectacle in 27 years August 11, 2026 Solar eclipse glasses have sold out a day before the biggest celestial spectacle in 27 years. Specialist eclipse…

Welsh villager pleads for Labour 'transparency' after asylum seekers quietly moved into new build homes: 'No one knows anything!'

Archaeology News Welsh villager pleads for Labour 'transparency' after asylum seekers quietly moved into new build homes: 'No one knows anything!' August 11, 2026 A Welsh villager has pleaded with the Labour Government for "transparency" after a family of asylum seekers were…

Huge volcanic eruption causes flight cancellations at popular British holiday hotspot

Archaeology News Huge volcanic eruption causes flight cancellations at popular British holiday hotspot August 11, 2026 A huge volcanic eruption has caused flight cancellations at a popular British hotspot in Italy. Europe's most towering…

Prince Harry's visa documents withheld by US State Department

Archaeology News Prince Harry's visa documents withheld by US State Department August 11, 2026 Some of Prince Harry's visa documents have been withheld in full by the US State Department, according to…

Turbines as tall as the Eiffel Tower threaten to cast shadow over 'holy island' off UK coast

Archaeology News Turbines as tall as the Eiffel Tower threaten to cast shadow over 'holy island' off UK coast August 11, 2026 A proposed windfarm with turbines as tall as the Eiffel Tower could have a “significant impact” on local…

England's first 'cycle street' forced to close over poor road markings despite £2.4million cost

Archaeology News England's first 'cycle street' forced to close over poor road markings despite £2.4million cost August 11, 2026 England's first "cycle street" has been shut within just months of being operational, despite costing £2.4million.Adams Road in…

Andy Burnham tells GB News that Labour can't commit to stopping small boats crisis by 2029

Archaeology News Andy Burnham tells GB News that Labour can't commit to stopping small boats crisis by 2029 August 11, 2026 Andy Burnham has told GB News that Labour cannot commit to ending the small boats crisis by the…

Thames Water's £1million payment to chief sparks calls for special administration

Archaeology News Thames Water's £1million payment to chief sparks calls for special administration August 11, 2026 Thames Water has faced fresh calls to be placed into special administration after its chief financial officer Steve…

Andy Burnham says wealthy areas must house more migrants after leafy village revolts over 1,250 asylum seekers

Archaeology News Andy Burnham says wealthy areas must house more migrants after leafy village revolts over 1,250 asylum seekers August 11, 2026 Andy Burnham has said wealthy areas should house more migrants after a leafy village staged a revolt against…

Four motorists convicted after 'shameful deceit' for blaming dead man for driving offences

Archaeology News Four motorists convicted after 'shameful deceit' for blaming dead man for driving offences August 11, 2026 Four unconnected motorists have been convicted after giving police the details of a man who died in 2001…