The hot comb was actually first used in France back in the late mid to late 1800s for those looking to ... as many wanted to wear the bone straight styles they believed Egyptians had previously ...

The comb, dubbed the Bar Hill Comb, was found by scientists from the Museum of London Archaeology in London, England. The ancient bone comb, "dating from the Iron Age (750 BC - 43 AD), was found ...

Combs made from animal bone were equally common, where they were used for textile work, as well as styling hair. However, MOLA Finds Team Lead, Michael Marshall, has only been able to identify two ...

Now, after months of research, a team at the Museum of London Archaeology (MOLA) has discovered that the comb wasn’t just fashioned from any bone, but part of a human skull. A whole host of ...

The ancient bone comb, dating from the Iron Age (750 BC - 43 AD), was found at Bar Hill, four miles (6.4km) north-west of Cambridge. The presence of a hole in the comb suggests it was worn as an ...

An ancient bone comb made from a human skull was discovered in England, archaeologists said. Photo from the Museum of London Archaeology Archaeologists recently unearthed an ancient artifact in ...

This “hand-poke” tattooing technique has been reported since the mid-1800s among nonindustrialized ... tapping a handle attached to a bone point or a bone comb with a wood implement so that ...

The comb, dubbed the Bar Hill Comb, was found by scientists from the Museum of London Archaeology in London, England. The ancient bone comb, “dating from the Iron Age (750 BC – 43 AD), was ...