The world's first recorded case of triplets and a Roman-era king are among the remains of more than 1,500 people held by ...

The largest collection of human remains held by a Hertfordshire council is in North Herts, where the museum estimates they ...

He was "probably one of the local kings of the Catuvellauni tribe, conceivably the king known as Adminius, who was on friendly terms with the Romans", said curator David Thorold. "Whoever it was ...

But other tribes claimed territorial rights over what is now London, most importantly the Catuvellauni and Trinovantes. Julius Caesar was the first to describe the people of south-east England ...

David Thorold, a curator at St Albans Museums, said the more than 500 items of human remains they hold includes the Folly Lane burial of somebody from the early Roman period who “was probably one of ...

said the more than 500 items of human remains they hold includes the Folly Lane burial of somebody from the early Roman period who “was probably one of the local kings of the Catuvellauni tribe ...