Scientists worry that a contest to send robotic rovers to the moon will threaten lunar landmarks
Cannons. Gold dust. Turtle bones. For archaeologists researching the notorious pirate's flagship, every clue is priceless
The lumbering beasts coexisted with the first humans for tens of thousands of years and then died off. Why?
In Pennsylvania, amateur archaeologists unearth a mass grave of immigrant railroad workers who disappeared in 1832
A chance discovery of police archives may reveal the fate of tens of thousands of people who disappeared in Guatemala's civil war
In a place where no one believed they existed–-treeless Antartica–wood fungi are feasting on polar exploration relics
The excavation of a notorious jail recalls Virginia's leading role in the slave trade
Excavations at a cemetery in a Thai village reveal a 4,000-year-old indigenous culture
Archaeologists have finally pinpointed the Virginia house where our first president came of age
The Algonquian settlement crucial to the survival of Jamestown 400 years ago has been found. Finally
In Libya, again open to U.S. travelers after more than two decades, archaeologists have uncovered spectacular mosaics of the glories of Rome
Archaeologists in Virginia found the footprint of a red brick building lost in the mid-19th century
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