Human remains dating back more than 30,000 years were found at Paviland cave in Gower. Left: Leighton Collins/Shutterstock; right: Ethan Doyle White CC BY-SA 3.0. When William Buckland from the ...

The Red Lady of Paviland has been the foremost trouble-causing woman of Wales, despite having been dead for thousands of years. And not being a woman. We’ve talked about William Buckland before. Equal ...

The Red Lady of Paviland are, in fact, the skeletal remains of a man dating back more than 30,000 years Two-hundred years ago scientists unearthed one of the most intriguing and controversial finds in ...

Gower's caves tell a story of the area going back thousands of years. While today a walk along the Gower coast would provide stunning views of the Bristol Channel, thousands of years ago the area ...

Almost 200 years ago, Victorian geologist and palaeontologist William Buckland walked into Paviland Cave in south Wales, where he discovered human remains which he named the 'Red Lady of Paviland'.

When William Buckland from the University of Oxford grabbed his trusty collecting bag and headed for the Gower peninsula in south Wales in January 1823, he ended up discovering more than he had ...

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