WWII Hero’s Dog Tag Reunites with Family After 80 Years
Eighty years after Technical Sergeant Joseph L. Gray perished in a tragic B-17G Flying Fortress crash on the Isle of Man, his dog tag has finally foun...
Mysterious Celtic Grave of Woman and Child Unearthed in German Town
In a quiet German town nestled in Baden-Württemberg’s rolling hills, archaeologists have unearthed a chilling discovery: the haphazardly discarded rem...
Civil War Soldiers’ Remains Uncovered at Colonial Williamsburg
In a surprising twist at Colonial Williamsburg, archaeologists unearthed not Revolutionary War relics, but the remains of Civil War soldiers. While ex...
Ancient Workshop with Unfinished Sculptures Unearthed on Greek Island Paros
In a fascinating glimpse into the past, archaeologists have unearthed an ancient workshop on the Greek island of Paros, brimming with unfinished sculp...
81st D-Day Anniversary: Honoring Courage and Sacrifice in Normandy
The 81st anniversary of D-Day, commemorated at the breathtaking American cemetery near Omaha Beach in Normandy, was a poignant reminder of the sacrifi...
Roanoke Mystery Solved? Lost Colony May Have Joined Native Americans After 440 Years
After over 440 years of speculation and countless theories, the enigma of America's 'Lost Colony' of Roanoke may finally be unraveling. Archaeologists...
WWII Veterans Return to Normandy for Emotional 81st D-Day Commemoration
In a heartfelt journey back in time, a small group of World War II veterans, many now centenarians, have returned to the historic beaches of Normandy ...
Dead Sea Scrolls Older Than Thought: AI Study Reveals 200 B.C. Origins
In a groundbreaking revelation, the Dead Sea Scrolls, those ancient treasures of Jewish history, might be even older than we ever imagined. A fresh st...
Ancient Egyptian Tombs of New Kingdom Officials Unearthed in Luxor
In a remarkable stride into the past, archaeologists in Egypt have unearthed several never-before-seen tombs of high-ranking officials from the ancien...
Tourists Uncover Historic Burial Ground on South Carolina’s Edisto Island
Beachgoers on South Carolina’s Edisto Island unearthed a historically significant find that’s got archaeologists buzzing. While strolling near the Jer...
History Buff’s Map Clue Uncovers Lost Medieval Monastery in Sweden
In a remarkable twist of historical sleuthing, a history enthusiast armed with a metal detector and an eye for peculiar map symbols has unearthed the ...
Gold Watch from 1860 Lady Elgin Shipwreck Returns to Herbert Ingram’s Hometown
In a tale that ticks through time, a gold pocket watch lost in the tragic 1860 sinking of the Lady Elgin on Lake Michigan has finally returned to its ...
Elizabeth Van Lew: The Civil War Spymaster Who Redefined Heroism
In a world where the term 'hero' is tossed around like confetti at a parade, Elizabeth Van Lew stands as a towering figure of true courage. This South...
Jersey Shore’s Mysterious Bones Identified as 1844 Shipwreck Captain After 180 Years
For nearly two centuries, the Atlantic waves whispered secrets of a long-forgotten tragedy, washing up fragments of a lost soul on New Jersey’s shores...
Grim Secret of 1,500-Year-Old Sutton Hoo Bucket Revealed: A Cremation Vessel
Archaeologists have cracked a grim 1,500-year-old mystery at England’s storied Sutton Hoo site, uncovering the chilling purpose of the Byzantine Brome...
Mummified 'Dragon' in Japan’s Shosoin Treasure House Revealed as Japanese Marten
In a twist that could make even a shogun chuckle, researchers have unraveled the enigma of a so-called mummified dragon tucked away in Japan’s histori...
Jewish WWII Hero’s Grave in Italy Finally Honored with Star of David After 80 Years
In a poignant ceremony on May 15, 2025, a Jewish-American hero’s grave in Florence, Italy, finally received its rightful Star of David, correcting an ...
Stunning Photos of WWI Submarine USS F-1 Honor 19 Lost Sailors Off San Diego
In a poignant tribute just before Memorial Day, researchers have unveiled striking images of the USS F-1, a World War I-era U.S. Navy submarine restin...
1,200-Year-Old Christian Cross Unearthed in Leeds Field by Metal Detectorist
A metal detectorist in Leeds, U.K., has unearthed a 1,200-year-old Christian cross, a gilded silver relic from the Early Middle Ages. Discovered last ...
Lincoln’s Bloodstained Gloves Fetch $1.52M at Historic Auction
A recent auction of President Abraham Lincoln's personal effects turned heads, with a pair of bloodstained leather gloves stealing the show. Worn by L...
Revolutionary War Gunboat Unearthed at Ground Zero Finds New Home in Albany Museum
A Revolutionary War-era gunboat, unearthed at Ground Zero in 2010, has found a new home at the New York State Museum in Albany. Discovered during exca...
Medieval Ring Unearthed at Poland’s Wawel Castle Sparks Historical Intrigue
A dazzling piece of history surfaced recently at Wawel Royal Castle in Krakow, Poland, where a centuries-old brass ring was uncovered beneath a pile o...
Ancient Propaganda on Paris Obelisk Glorifies Ramesses II, Possible Exodus Pharaoh
In a striking discovery at Paris' Place de la Concorde, an ancient obelisk reveals coded messages lauding Ramesses II, the Egyptian pharaoh often link...
Harvard’s $27.50 Magna Carta Revealed as Authentic Symbol of Liberty
In a stunning twist of historical fate, a document purchased for a mere $27.50 in 1946 by Harvard Law School has been confirmed as an authentic Magna ...
Fisherman Uncovers Historic J.C. Ames Shipwreck in Lake Michigan’s Depths
In a twist of fate that could make any angler’s heart race, a fisherman named Christopher Thuss stumbled upon a historic shipwreck in Lake Michigan, p...
Upper Austria, 2025 - In a crypt beneath the church of St. Thomas am Blasenstein, an 18th-century mummy has defied time, and researchers now know why....
Pompeii Family’s Heartbreaking Final Stand Against Vesuvius Revealed in New Dig
In the shadow of Mt. Vesuvius, a Pompeii family’s final, desperate struggle for survival has been laid bare by a recent archaeological dig at the Hous...
Grim Discovery in Switzerland: Ancient Roman Buildings Unearth Infant Burials
In a haunting twist of history, archaeologists in Switzerland’s Schürmatt district of Kaiseraugst unearthed a somber snapshot of Ancient Rome during a...
168-Year-Old Dutch Shipwreck Found Off Australia: A Haunting Maritime Discovery
After a relentless four-year search, archaeologists have unearthed the ghostly remains of the Koning Willem de Tweede, an 800-ton Dutch merchant ship ...
Romanian Man Unearths 2,000-Year-Old Roman Coin Hoard on Nature Walk
A springtime stroll in southern Romania turned into a historic windfall for Marius Mangeac, a metal detectorist with a knack for uncovering the past. ...
William & Mary Unearths 17th-Century Brick Kiln Near Historic Wren Building
In a delightful twist of history, archaeologists at William & Mary, America’s second-oldest university, have unearthed a 17th-century brick kiln near ...
Prophetic Titanic Passenger Letter Sells for $399,000 in Record Auction
A letter written aboard the doomed RMS Titanic by Archibald Gracie IV has just fetched a jaw-dropping £300,000 (about $399,000) at auction in England....
Carrying Eisenhower’s Torch: Remembering Nazi Death Camps So the World Never Forgets
Eighty years ago, Allied forces, led in part by Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, liberated a Europe devastated by war. But nothing could have prepared Eisen...
Is the Garden of Eden Actually Next to the Pyramids? Bold New Theory Plants Its Flag in Giza
Move over, Mesopotamia—a new contender has entered the chat for the true location of the Garden of Eden, and it’s about as unexpected as a camel on a ...
Who Fired the First Shot? The Enduring Mystery Behind the American Revolution’s ‘Shot Heard ’Round the World’
Two hundred and fifty years after musket smoke drifted over Lexington and Concord, one question still echoes through American history: Who actually fi...
Maryland’s Brick Chapel Reopens After 320 Years, Showcasing Roots of Religious Freedom
After more than three centuries out of the public eye, Maryland’s Brick Chapel is finally open to visitors—offering a rare look at the birthplace of A...
Archaeologists Unearth Ancient Greek 'High School' Lecture Hall in Sicily
Archaeologists have uncovered a remarkably well-preserved lecture hall believed to be part of an "impressive high school" from an ancient Greek settle...
Dig Reveals St. Augustine’s Forgotten British Forts—And A Whole Lot of Empty Dirt
St. Augustine, Florida, is famous for its Spanish roots, but archaeologists recently uncovered a forgotten chapter: the city’s brief British period. I...
Lost King Arthur Manuscript Unearthed in Cambridge Library After Centuries in Hiding
Historians are abuzz after a 13th-century manuscript chronicling tales of King Arthur and Merlin was revealed by the University of Cambridge. The docu...
Rare Criminal Confessions and British Spy Secrets Unveiled in New Exhibit
A tantalizing peek behind the curtain of British espionage awaits visitors at the British National Archives in London. The newly announced exhibit, "M...
Ancient Tomb Unveils Gladiator’s Legacy in Roman Necropolis Discovery
The dusty echoes of Roman history are singing again. Archaeologists in Italy have unearthed a necropolis near Giugliano in Campania, and among its tre...
Archaeologists Uncover Proof of Ancient Biblical Battle at Armageddon Site
Archaeologists in Israel have stumbled across tantalizing evidence of a biblical battle that has fascinated historians and believers alike. Their disc...
Metal Detectorist Unveils Extraordinary Hoard of Ancient Artifacts in the UK
A jaw-dropping cache of ancient artifacts has surfaced in the United Kingdom, offering a glimpse into life—and rituals—during the Iron Age. Dubbed the...
Veterans Dig Deep into Revolutionary War Battlefield to Unearth History and Empowerment
A groundbreaking excavation led by disabled veterans has unearthed history while empowering those who served. In a project spearheaded by the American...
Archaeologists Unearth Rare Artifacts Beneath Harriet Tubman's Family Home
Archaeologists in Hanover, Maryland, have uncovered rare artifacts linked to the legendary American abolitionist Harriet Tubman. The excavation, spear...
Rare Police Cases From 1904 Found in Thrift Shop Reveal Crimes Like Drunk Horseback Riding
Never underestimate the treasures hiding in a thrift store. That’s the lesson learned by staff at the Rescued Treasures Thrift Store in Casper, Wyomin...
