Archaeologists are set to spend the next two years examining 4,000 stamped bricks from the Roman city of Trier. They aim to ...

It’s probably the most expensive brick in the world though, so we doubt they’ll be available to buy any time soon. If you’re hungry for more of all things LEGO, we can do no better than ...

EXCLUSIVE: Once complete in 2028, the redeveloped warehouse will house 1,500 residents, with the ground floor set to feature cafés, bars, and leisure spaces.

Waste sand and clay were used to make bricks in clay drying kilns, too. Photo: Bernie Pettersen Comments are closed for this object What's this? Most of the content on A History of the World is ...