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Sweden’s Top TV Series Returns – Must-See Drama!
The most popular Swedish TV series is back with a brand-new season, promising gripping drama, unexpected twists, and stellar performances. Find out what to expect from this highly anticipated return.
Mjällby's miracle: Tiny club's Allsvenskan fairytale
Discover the inspiring story of Mjällby AIF, a small Swedish football club that shocked the nation with their remarkable rise in the Allsvenskan league.
Andrev Walden's Darkly Funny Swedish Autofiction
Andrev Walden's latest work delivers a sharp, witty exploration of modern life through the lens of Swedish autofiction. A must-read for fans of dark humour and introspective narratives.
Ancient Roman egg found with liquid still inside
Archaeologists in the UK have made a groundbreaking discovery—a 1,700-year-old Roman egg that still holds its original liquid contents. This unprecedented find sheds new light on ancient diets and preservation techniques.
Ancient Hawaiian village unearthed in Oahu
Archaeologists have uncovered a centuries-old Hawaiian village in Oahu, revealing well-preserved artefacts and structures that offer a rare glimpse into pre-colonial life in the Pacific.
Neolithic long cairn in Yorkshire granted legal protection
A 5,000-year-old Neolithic long cairn in North Yorkshire has been awarded additional legal safeguards to preserve its historical significance for future generations.
Ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead unearthed in cemetery
Archaeologists have uncovered a rare fragment of the Egyptian Book of the Dead in an ancient cemetery, shedding new light on burial rituals and beliefs in the afterlife.
Ancient shipwreck found in Orkney waters
Archaeologists have discovered a centuries-old shipwreck off the coast of Sanday in Orkney, shedding new light on Scotland's rich maritime history. The remarkably preserved vessel offers clues to ancient trade routes and shipbuilding techniques.
17th-century warship HMS Hind found off Orkney
Maritime archaeologists have identified the wreck of HMS Hind, a Cromwellian-era warship lost in 1650, near Sanday in Orkney. The find sheds new light on Britain's naval history.
Ancient naval base discovered in Orkney
Archaeologists have uncovered a remarkably preserved 18th-century Royal Navy base in Orkney, shedding new light on Britain's maritime history.
Henry VIII's lost Surrey palace discovered by archaeologists
Archaeologists uncover the remains of a lavish Tudor palace in Surrey, believed to be King Henry VIII's long-lost hunting lodge. The discovery sheds new light on royal leisure pursuits.
Stonehenge transport mystery finally solved
Archaeologists have finally cracked the age-old mystery of how Stonehenge's colossal stones were transported over 150 miles to the iconic site.
Joe Rogan: Did Ancient Egyptians have moon tech?
Podcast host Joe Rogan sparks debate with wild theory about Ancient Egyptians possessing advanced moon technology. Experts weigh in on the controversial claims.
WWII US Navy destroyer discovered off Japan
A US Navy destroyer sunk during World War II has been located off Japan's coast, offering new insights into one of history's most pivotal naval battles.
Swedish author’s anti-marriage novel revived
Gun-Britt Sundström’s provocative novel, challenging traditional marriage norms, is back in print. Discover why her work resonates with modern readers.
Australian dead in Thailand - Swedish suspect held
A shocking discovery in Thailand as an Australian expat is found dead in his apartment, with a Swedish neighbour now in custody. The mystery deepens as police investigate possible foul play.
Europe's oldest lakeside settlement found in Albania
Archaeologists uncover 8,000-year-old stilt houses in Lake Ohrid, revealing Europe's oldest lakeside settlement and rewriting early human history.
Ancient Egyptian Wizard Doctor's Tomb Discovered
Archaeologists have uncovered the lost tomb of an ancient Egyptian 'wizard doctor' who used magic and medicine to heal the sick over 4,400 years ago. The discovery sheds light on the mysterious practices of early healers.
Europe's oldest lakeside village found in Albania
Archaeologists have discovered what may be Europe's oldest lakeside settlement in Albania, dating back 8,000 years. The findings at Lake Ohrid rewrite early human history in the region.
Lost Egyptian Tunnel Found After 4,300 Years
A secret tunnel buried for millennia has been discovered beneath an ancient Egyptian temple, sparking excitement among archaeologists worldwide.
Roman-era nails found in Jerusalem spark crucifixion debate
Archaeologists have discovered Roman-era nails in Jerusalem, sparking theories they may be connected to the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. The find has ignited debate among historians and religious scholars.
Neanderthals had distinct food preferences
Groundbreaking research suggests Neanderthals were selective about their diet, showing preferences similar to modern humans.
Newcastle's Isak future in doubt amid contract stalemate
Newcastle United's Alexander Isak faces uncertainty over his future as contract negotiations stall, with top clubs circling for the Swedish striker.
Roman treasures unearthed in pub garden dig
An astonishing archaeological discovery in a pub garden has unearthed rare Roman artefacts, rewriting local history and thrilling experts.
DNA shows Roman London's incredible diversity
Groundbreaking DNA analysis of London's Roman-era skeletons uncovers unexpected diversity, with origins spanning Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa.
Archaeologist Brian Fagan dies aged 89
Celebrated archaeologist and author Brian Fagan, whose works brought ancient civilisations to life for millions, has died aged 89. A tribute to his groundbreaking career.
New evidence may prove the Trojan War was real
Groundbreaking discoveries in Turkey could prove the legendary Trojan War was more than just a myth, reshaping our understanding of ancient history.
Swedish King's dance moves delight at daughter's birthday
Sweden's King Carl XVI Gustaf left his family in stitches with his whacky dance moves during a joyful celebration of his daughter's birthday.
Yemeni man arrested in Berlin over alleged Swedish parliament plot
A Yemeni national has been detained in Berlin on suspicion of planning an attack on the Swedish parliament, raising concerns over international security threats.
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