Archaeologists have discovered four-wheeled wagons, the first such discovery in Great Britain, at an Iron Age site near the village of Melsonby in Yorkshire, England. The discovery was made during a metal-detecting survey in 2021, leading to an excavation in 2022. The remains of the wagons were found among 950 metal objects, including ceremonial vessels and weapons, and kingpins used for steering the vehicles. The wagons likely have been used by high-status elites in ancient Britain as symbols of wealth. Researchers believe the discovery could significantly enhance our understanding of wheeled transport in the British Iron Age.