Barbara Moran

Jim O’Connell has spent his career as a “street doctor,” caring for homeless people on the sidewalks, benches, and bridges where they live.

Mummification may have been a wide-spread funerary practice among ancient Britons during the Bronze Age, a new study suggests.

Jim O’Connell has spent his career as a “street doctor,” caring for homeless people on the sidewalks, benches, and bridges where they live.

Mummification may have been a wide-spread funerary practice among ancient Britons during the Bronze Age, a new study suggests.