It is a crime to deface banknotes, but these rare wartime notes covered in scribbles cause excitement whenever they appear.

Today's Object of the Week is a bronze medal honouring a North-East hero whose voyages reshaped the map – bought for a few quid in a lucky dip that any punter would envy.

The sculptures were taken from the ruins of Great Zimbabwe, a medieval stone city, from which Zimbabwe gets its name. In fact ...

Business is booming in Scotland’s auction houses, as a mix of television exposure, rising gold prices and a cost-of-living squeeze sends more people through the doors clutching everything from family ...

The First Nations powwow and Taste of Spring are back for another year, joined by the Mountain Film Festival, Kid Expo, and a ...

Initially the word “decolonization” was invented in the 1950s to describe the formal process of the abandonment of colonial ...

Entries are now open for Smiths Auctions upcoming sale on May 14-15, and it has already been a busy taking in period for them ...

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