One of the earliest sites of evidence for human occupation of North America
Shipwreck found off the coast of Haiti is probably not Santa Maria
The case, which was later dismissed by a judge, accused the company of failing to pay royalties to Anna S. Harrington
Thousands of images collected to document rural life from 1934 to 1944 are available to peruse online through an interactive project
Vlad the Impaler was likely held captive in Turkey's Tokat Castle
New climate analysis and a very old canoe help researchers understand how the Polynesians got around
In 1945, a decapitation gone awry gave birth to Miracle Mike
An Egyptian mummy's skull contains the imprint of blood vessels surrounding its brain
A new study shows that more women than men have contributed to the human gene pool
We can perhaps thank campfire story time for getting us where we are today
The intricate work found on a dagger in 1808 was likely done by children
The couple's remains are just one of the discoveries recently made in the "lost chapel" of St. Morrell
The crescent-shaped stone pile may once have been a border marker
Hundreds of wrecks, potentially, await discovery and exploration
Analysis of the skeleton revels that he was likely not wearing a helmet when he died
The Metafilter page discussing 9/11 is still online
A vote that could change the direction of Scotland's future is a little over a week away
The two ships disappeared in 1846 during a British expedition trying to map the Northwest Passage
If school breaks were really scheduled around farming needs, then kids would be in the classroom during the summer months
The ring-shaped complex could have been used as a military training ground
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