A metal detectorist has unearthed a medieval mystery after discovering a precious object on the opposite side of the county ...

A metal detectorist has unearthed a medieval mystery after discovering a precious object on the opposite side of the county to its original owner.

But why does this ring get smashed? What's with this dramatic destruction of the papal bling? And how did a ring become the ...

All you need is one of your old pitchers, primer ... For a permanent look, it's a good idea, though, to seal the chalk paint with varnish or wax so you can wipe it clean without removing any of the ...

But the problem remained of how to break an original ... an old tea-chest, an empty biscuit box, hat-boxes, cardboard, darning needles, and scrap timber - all held together with glue, sealing ...

The Ankerwycke Yew is 2,000 years old: a gnarled beast of a ... Library copies still retains its seal, although what was once a fine piece of red wax impressed on both sides with images of the ...

It is traditional that on the death of the Sovereign the old seal is used until the new Sovereign orders otherwise. For many monarchs, a single seal has sufficed. In the case of some long-reigning ...

A 2,000-year-old ring that was unearthed 50 years ago ... indicate the ring functioned for stamping bulla (clay seals) with an official insignia, although Romans typically preferred affixing wax ...

Close examination of the original document will reveal examples of ‘doctored’ letters. Because of the acute shortage of certain letters, many had to be substituted; the letter ‘f’ was converted to an ...

It was used as a wax seal in private letters in place of the official lead seal used for solemn papal documents. In 1842, use of the ring and wax seal were replaced by a stamp, but each pope still ...

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