“These archaeological sites, these artifacts are the footprints of our people. We do not see these … 700 Archaeologists Are Calling for Protection of Bears Ears, UtahRead more
The Drafting and Ratification of the United States Constitution
The first Constitution of the U.S. was ratified in 1781, the Articles of Confederation as it … The Drafting and Ratification of the United States ConstitutionRead more
Ancient Greek Naval Bases Finally Found in Athens
Bjørn Lovén and his colleagues set out to find the mysterious Athenian naval bases in 2001, … Ancient Greek Naval Bases Finally Found in AthensRead more
Charles Lee: Revolutionary War General who Ignored his Commands
Charles Lee was a war general in the American Revolution against Britain. He also served under … Charles Lee: Revolutionary War General who Ignored his CommandsRead more
New Homo Erectus Footprints Discovered in Africa
Buried underneath thousands of years of sand and dirt, researchers have found what might be the … New Homo Erectus Footprints Discovered in AfricaRead more
The Quest for Aristotle’s Tomb
At the 2,400 Years World Congress, which marks 2,400 years since Aristotle’s birth, archaeologist Konstantinos Sismanidis … The Quest for Aristotle’s TombRead more
Earthen Mounds in Cambodia Baffle Archaeologists
ANGKOR, CAMBODIA – it’s a phenomenon that archaeologists are struggling to explain: huge fields of row … Earthen Mounds in Cambodia Baffle ArchaeologistsRead more
The Cruel Life of Madam LaLaurie
If you’re an American Horror Story fan, then you’ve probably heard of Madame LaLaurie. Lalaurie was … The Cruel Life of Madam LaLaurieRead more
Archaeologists Link Glass Shards to Lost Colony of Roanoke
MANTEO, NC – Pottery shards that may have belonged to part of a medicine jar from … Archaeologists Link Glass Shards to Lost Colony of RoanokeRead more
History’s Badasses: Lewis and Clark
“I could but esteem this moment of my departure as among the most happy of my … History’s Badasses: Lewis and ClarkRead more