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
Preserved peach pits reveal the origins of this sweet fruit
An author and a scientist claim to have proven the identity of the notorious 19th century killer, but others say the evidence is lacking
Efforts to save the Pyramid of Djoser could be making things worse
Researchers find new evidence about the shape of Stonehenge
New research suggests that the workers at copper mines in the Levant were valued workers, not slaves
Some argue, however, that Homo sapiens are responsible for the etchings
New research shows that the first humans in the Arctic lived there for nearly 4,000 years
A new physics study shows another possible method for how the pyramids of Egypt were constructed
One of the sites was re-discovered after being lost for decades
The impressive Barrier Canyon Style images hold clues to the identity of their mysterious painters
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