Trove of cannonballs discovered at a colonial fort
Nine cannonballs were uncovered in the same trench at Fort Cornwallis, George Town, Penang, Malaysia, where two centuries-old two cannons were found earlier.
Twin cannons uncovered by British East India Company fort
Excavations uncovered twin cannons buried beside Fort Cornwallis, in George Town, Penang, Malaysia. The cannons are at least 200 years old.
Carbon dating reveals skeleton is 5710 years old: follow-up
The incomplete female skeleton unearthed last month in the Guar Kepah site, on mainland Penang, Malaysia, was revealed to be 5710 years old through carbon dating.
5000-year-old skeleton found by construction workers
Construction works unearthed a Neolithic skeleton, dating back 5000 years, in the Guar Kepah site, near Kepala Batas, on mainland Penang, Malaysia.
Artefacts found at colonial-era fortifications
Archaeologists excavating Fort Cornwallis, a colonial-era defensive structure in George Town, Penang, Malaysia, dating to 18th century, discovered numerous artefacts at the site.