A skeleton found buried on the banks of a river in Dublin has turned out to be more than 600 years old.
Daredevil Oleg Rezanov's most recent stunt saw him being buried in snow with no protective clothing.
Archaeologists have confirmed the discovery of over 40 skeletons in shallow graves at a building site in England.
Vehicles were left completely engulfed in huge walls of tumbleweed due to high winds on New Year's Eve.
A skier who was buried for five hours has been rescued in what has been described as a 'Christmas miracle'.
Two metal detectorists in the UK have been jailed after trying to sell a $15M Viking hoard of gold and silver.
Two warrior skeletons unearthed in Scotland had been buried together in a coffin alongside four other skulls.
A Dutch postman was recently caught burying thousands of letters in holes that he had dug out in the woods.
A man in India who was thought to have died following an accident turned out to be very much alive.
A Russian historian believes that he has determined the whereabouts of Napoleon Bonaparte's buried treasure.
The skeletal remains of a child with a stone in its mouth point to an ancient form of ritualistic vampire burial.
Scientists have started to slowly unravel the mystery of three skeletons found buried in a massive granite coffin.
Performance artist Mike Parr has emerged after spending 72 hours buried within a coffin-like box.
The 'Tolkienesque' landscape is made up of 26 underwater volcanoes buried beneath seabed sediment.
Marine archaeologists have discovered the earliest known example of an astrolabe navigation tool.
A recent archaeological dig near Guernsey has yielded something rather unexpected - a porpoise skeleton.
There is evidence to suggest that Viking longhouses were 'buried' by being covered in mounds of Earth.
Military expert Dan Mackay found 14,000 Word War II dog tags buried in a field just outside London.
An eagle-eyed Internet user has spotted some peculiar pyramid-shaped structures on Google Earth.
Divers have unearthed 2,000-year-old skeletal remains within the wreckage of a Roman-era cargo ship.