Nevertheless, experts on the Isle of Man have revealed an artifact that might be exactly that: a divination spoon. A metal detectorist has unearthed an ancient bronze spoon that Iron Age people ...

A metal detectorist searching private land on the Isle of Man has uncovered a rare bronze spoon that experts believe may have been used by an Iron Age shaman to tell the future. The spoon ...

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It is a good idea to leave them unpruned over winter: they provide food and shelter for wildlife and can look attractive even in decay, particularly when sprinkled with frost on cold mornings ...

A 2,000-year-old bronze spoon believed to have been used in ceremonies to tell the future has been discovered by metal detectorist in the west of the Isle of Man. It is the first of its kind to be ...

It is thought the spoon could indicate potential prehistoric ritual activity took place on the Isle of Man. Credit: Manx National Heritage A 2,000 year-old spoon believed to have been used for ...

Their study on an origami-inspired tool was published on the arXiv preprint server after a successful human trial. The Kiri-Spoon, from "kirigami," the Japanese art form of cutting paper, can both ...