Archeologists discovered a heavily handled penis pendant at a fort erected near northern England landmark Hadrian’s Wall and believe it was used by a Roman soldier as a good luck charm.

Hadrian’s Wall — a 73-mile construction across northern Britain that marked the frontier of the Roman Empire — is no stranger to penis imagery. The nearly 2,000-year-old example of Roman engineering ...

Archaeologists unearth lucky penis pendant near Hadrian’s Wall - The smooth surface suggests the wearer touched it often for good luck ...

The trial for two men accused of cutting down the 200-year-old Hadrian’s Wall tree opened Tuesday in northeastern England.

Video footage showing the moment the Sycamore Gap tree was allegedly felled has been played in court. Daniel Graham, 39, and ...

Until Tuesday, the Sycamore Gap's tumble hadn't been shown publicly, but the shocking discovery of the felled tree in ...

Daniel Graham and Adam Carruthers told police they were not responsible for illegally felling the Sycamore Gap tree in ...

Daniel Graham and Adam Carruthers have appeared for the second day of the trial at Newcastle Crown Court accused of felling ...

Daniel Graham and Adam Carruthers deny two counts of criminal damage to the famous tree and Hadrian’s Wall. One of the two ...

Daniel Graham claimed he had been 'framed' for allegedly cutting down the Sycamore Gap tree after said he was named on social media during a police interview after the incident ...

A court has been told that the famous Sycamore Gap tree was cut down in an “act of deliberate and mindless criminal damage.” ...