It's been a year since a fire destroyed more than half of the 20 million artifacts held in the museum's collections
Officials in Fife have put out a call for the remains of Lilias Adie, who died in prison in the early 1700s after being accused of witchcraft
The site at Cooper's Ferry along the Salmon River is more evidence humans first traveled along the coast, not via an ice-free corridor
Metal detector enthusiasts in England unearthed a trove of 2,528 coins while searching in Somerset
A week-long arts festival will feature concerts, immersive exhibitions, art installations, panel discussions and more
An examination of grooves on blocks of stone from early temples suggest they were lifted and then levered into place using a frame
Descendant Sherri Burr's research shows that the vice president had children with Mary Emmons, a servant in his household
But even if Neanderthals were using a simpler method to produce the sticky resin, their use of it still suggests a level of planning and cognitive ability
The Stone Age platform, where log boats may have been constructed, reveals early knowledge of advanced wood working techniques
The collection highlights the royal consort’s role in shaping Victorian society, from his interest in photography to his passion for social reform
Gerhard Richter is set to design a trio of windows for the Benedictine Tholey Abbey
Dubbed Ñusta, or 'Princess,' the mummy represents the first archaeologically significant set of remains to be repatriated to the Andean country
The first manned survey of the ship in 14 years reveals parts of the vessel have rusted away, including the crow's nest, captain's quarters and poop deck
Baltrop took thousands of snapshots at New York's West Side Piers between 1975 and 1986
But experts are divided on the proposed new definition
The National Parks Service is also compiling a modern cultural history of the caverns
A Scottish university student has recreated Hilda's likeness out of wax
The soon-to-open museum also explores the lives of Resistance leaders Jean Moulin and General Leclerc
The fabric, set to go on view, was previously used as an altar cloth in a small village church
'Acetaria' celebrates the healthful benefits of meatless dining
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