Historians pay tribute to the legacy of Naomi Parker Fraley, who died Saturday at 96. In 2015, she was linked, circumstantially, to the We Can Do It poster
The text sheds light on an unusual Jewish calendar
The mouth harp, found in Siberia’s Altai Republic, produces music when you strike or pluck it with a finger
A summer dig unearthed what may be the oldest and largest tomb left behind by the ancient nomadic culture in southern Siberia
Excavations show the settlement of Dhaskalio at the pilgrimage site Keros was a sophisticated urban center
After Tut's death, Ankhesenamun might have wed the Pharaoh Ay, and there's a possibility she's buried near him in the Valley of the Monkeys
Sulak Sivaraksa cast doubt on whether the legendary King Naresuan had really defeated an adversary while riding an elephant
Human pests like fleas and lice may be responsible for spreading the pandemic that devastated Medieval Europe
The elusive monastery is associated with the Book of Deer, which contains the oldest-surviving examples of Scottish Gaelic writing
Michigan State's 'Enslaved: The People of the Historic Slave Trade' will combine available historical data on slavery into one searchable hub
The J. Marion Sims statue is the only one the Mayor de Blasio task force recommended to be moved. It will go to the Brooklyn cemetery where he is buried
The Weimaraner will inspect incoming artwork for beetles, moths and other critters that can damage museum collections
Conservators spent some 92,400 hours cleaning and protecting the great east window's 311 panels
Teeth are key to identifying elderly remains
Found in a grave in Slovakia in 2006, it is one of Europe's best-preserved ancient gaming boards
The 300-year-old fragments found in Blackbeard's flagship show someone on board was likely literate and interested in sea stories
The skull and two hands were illegally acquired by a tourist in 1927 and were confiscated from an antiquities dealer
A collection of 43 letters relating to the latter years of the queen’s confinement was recently donated to the British Library
The donation includes clown props, photos, posters and costumes
'Pioneering Women of American Architecture' features in-depth profiles of unsung architects who made significant contributions to the field
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