Hikers looking for WWII items stumble on 3,000-year-old weapon in Poland. See it A man searching for World War artifacts with a metal detector unearthed a unique 3,000-year-old weapon, photos show.

The wreckage was located by a sonar device and was found to have several torpedo mounts and also the ship’s bell intact, ...

The items are believed to have been left behind by soldiers of Allied forces, fighting the Battle of Imphal in 1944. There ...

Among the relics were empty ammunition cases, water bottles, grenades, spades, alcohol bottles, and a heavily corroded metal ...

The latest videos from WNCTIn honor of Memorial Day, an exhibit by a team of archivists at Joyner Library curated an exhibit of World War II artifacts to tell the story of nationwide and statewide ...

Construction workers in Manipur's Imphal West district discovered World War 2 relics, including rusted cases and grenades, ...

The relics were discovered approximately four feet below the surface by labourers in Imphal West's Langthabal, triggering immediate interest among local authorities and historians.

Artifacts ranged in time from the Napoleonic Wars to World War II, officials said. Screengrab from Muzeum Westerplatte's Facebook post Uncover more archaeological finds ...

A World War II Japanese bayonet owned by Greg Eigenfeld. He says most of his items now come from the children and grandchildren of veterans. Kyle Green By Duncan Adams 981-3324 ...