If you're not familiar with the 2014 Olympics skeleton event, it is a high-octane, adrenaline-packed luge-style race. The twist? The athletes go down head first. This makes their helmets the most ...

You see their shiny helmets — and almost all of them have some sort of cool design on them. Did you know that there is always a story behind the designs?

Archaeologists have discovered the ‘ghostly outlines’ of a woman who died around 1,400 years ago. The partially preserved remains were found during an excavation near Muir of Ord on the Black ...

As Olympic athletes competing in skeleton have to keep their heads down, a way to keep creativity, interest and fun high has been with creative helmet designs. Some, like Ander Mirambell of Spain ...

Pictured, the ghostly outline of the skeleton of a woman who died around 1,400 years ago. The excavation is at one of the largest Pictish cemeteries in Scotland and placed in the ancient ...