Archaeologists hope to find further evidence of how the site was used by early humans and animals in the Ice AgeCredit: WNS They hope to find further evidence of how the site was used by early humans ...

Archaeologists are preparing to excavate a cave under a castle with hopes of finding fresh evidence of life during the Ice Age. A small dig at Pembroke Castle's Wogan Cavern last summer found hints of ...

He was one of the most famous Kings of England, known for founding the Tudor dynasty. But until now, little has been known about the specific location of Henry VII's birth in 1457. Now, a new ...

Pembroke Castle, famed as the birthplace of Henry VII, boasts a history that stretches well beyond that notable event – and even the story of Henry's birth is more enthralling than one might imagine.

It's impossible not to be awestruck by the magnificence of Pembroke Castle from across the millpond – its imposing walls seems to spring from the rock and stretch into the sky with a foreboding sense ...

Bones of a woolly mammoth from 10,000 years ago have been found in a prehistoric cave under the castle where Henry VII was born. Archaeologists are set to carry out a further excavation of the ...

Pembroke Castle most likely sits on early fortifications (Roman habitation is known in the area), which is no suprise given its strategic location. Either side of the ridge on which it sits run two ...

Pembroke Castle may be known to history as the birthplace of Henry VII, but its history goes back much further than that - and even Henry's birth is perhaps a more dramatic tale than you may think.

BONES of a woolly mammoth from 10,000 years ago have been found in a cave under a castle. Archaeologists will now carry out a further excavation of the prehistoric limestone cavern. Please provide a ...

On the day of recording, we advise visitors to Antiques Roadshow to use the special temporary Park & Ride service which will be operating from The Quins Rugby Club, London Road, Pembroke Dock (SA72 ...