Tlingit artisans craft a canoe that embodies their culture's oceangoing past
The renowned coral reef biologist leads Smithsonian's effort to foster a greater public understanding of the world's oceans
A quick guide to the standouts of the National Museum of Natural History's "Ocean Hall Class of 2008"
Ancient gold artifacts from Afghanistan, hidden for more than a decade, dazzle in a new exhibition
Photographer Nakki Goranin shows how the once ubiquitous photobooth captured the many faces of 20th-century America
A genealogical surprise led the author to ask: What does it take to be one of the family?
Momentous or Merely Memorable
Archaeologists have finally pinpointed the Virginia house where our first president came of age
The 1858 debates reframed America's argument about slavery and transformed Lincoln into a presidential contender
Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Douglas engaged in pre-debate negotiations in 1858
Archaeologists continue to uncover more about the nation's first president
The world's largest protected area, established this year in the remote Pacific, points the way to restoring marine ecosystems
Photographs and other historical records testify to the former abundance of the sea
This invasion would have driven even Alfred Hitchcock psycho
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