The piece of Iron Age history is 33 percent gold and headed to auction. Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. An ancient Celtic coin discovered in a field in northeast England could fetch over $5,000. A metal detectorist in Lelley, East Yorkshire, discovered the gold coin that dates back to about 50 to 10 BCE (during the Iron Age). According to David Duggleby Auctioneers in Scarborough, the coin is a variant of a Corieltauvi tribe gold stater .

In a first for UK construction, a three-bedroom house in Everingham, East Yorkshire is being built with help of a robot bricklayer rather human labourers. Built by York-based firm Construction Automation, the machine is capable of setting down all the bricks, blocks and mortar -- and can even'build around corners'. Construction on the house began on September 28 this year -- and is expected to be completed in around three weeks after'teething problems' caused a week's delay. Built by York-based firm Construction Automation, the machine (pictured) is capable of setting down all the bricks, blocks and mortar -- and can even'build around corners' 'It is the first house in the UK to be built by a robot,' Construction Automation director and founder David Longbottom told the BBC. He added that, after extensive research, the firm was certain that there was'no house-building robot in use like this.'