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Montana Man Discovers Lewis And Clark Allegedly Camped On His Property — And Then Finds A Spoon And Fork Buried In The Ground

Metal detectorists in Montana uncovered flatware that they believe may have been used by William Clark and Meriwether Lewis themselves.

By Stacy Fernandez • Jun 16, 2026

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Montana Man Discovers Lewis And Clark Allegedly Camped On His Property — And Then Finds A Spoon And Fork Buried In The Ground

Metal detectorists in Montana uncovered flatware that they believe may have been used by William Clark and Meriwether Lewis themselves.

By Stacy Fernandez • June 16, 2026

Hidden Tunnels Linked To The Lavish Country Estate Of King Henry VIII Were Just Found Beneath A School In England

Believed to date back 500 years to the reign of King Henry VIII, the tunnels are thought to have been part of his lavish country estate known as Beaulieu.

By Ella Spitz • Jun 15, 2026

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Hidden Tunnels Linked To The Lavish Country Estate Of King Henry VIII Were Just Found Beneath A School In England

Believed to date back 500 years to the reign of King Henry VIII, the tunnels are thought to have been part of his lavish country estate known as Beaulieu.

By Ella Spitz • June 15, 2026

Archaeologists Baffled By A 2,000-Year-Old Skeleton Found In Scotland With Its Brain Scooped Out And Its Bones Turned Into Tools

Experts suspect that her brain may have been cannibalized, or perhaps removed in an attempt to clean and preserve the skull — but the truth remains shrouded in mystery.

By Ella Spitz • Jun 12, 2026

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Archaeologists Baffled By A 2,000-Year-Old Skeleton Found In Scotland With Its Brain Scooped Out And Its Bones Turned Into Tools

Experts suspect that her brain may have been cannibalized, or perhaps removed in an attempt to clean and preserve the skull — but the truth remains shrouded in mystery.

By Ella Spitz • June 12, 2026

The First-Ever Shipwrecks Linked To The Real Pirates Of The Caribbean Have Been Found In The Bahamas

For the first time ever, divers gained permission to explore Nassau Harbour, allowing them to uncover wrecks and artifacts linked to the real pirates of the Caribbean — including everything from cannons to musket balls to more than 100 tobacco pipes.

By Ella Spitz • Jun 11, 2026

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The First-Ever Shipwrecks Linked To The Real Pirates Of The Caribbean Have Been Found In The Bahamas

For the first time ever, divers gained permission to explore Nassau Harbour, allowing them to uncover wrecks and artifacts linked to the real pirates of the Caribbean — including everything from cannons to musket balls to more than 100 tobacco pipes.

By Ella Spitz • June 11, 2026

Archaeologists Are Stunned After Uncovering A 7,000-Year-Old Ditch In Slovakia With 77 Decapitated Skeletons

Measuring nearly a mile long, the ditch found in Vráble is filled with headless remains from the Linear Pottery culture that flourished in the area between 5250 and 4950 B.C.E.

By Ella Spitz • Jun 10, 2026

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Archaeologists Are Stunned After Uncovering A 7,000-Year-Old Ditch In Slovakia With 77 Decapitated Skeletons

Measuring nearly a mile long, the ditch found in Vráble is filled with headless remains from the Linear Pottery culture that flourished in the area between 5250 and 4950 B.C.E.

By Ella Spitz • June 10, 2026

Teenagers In Italy Broke Into Their School — And Found An 1,800-Year-Old Roman House Right Beneath The Gym

Archaeologists have since uncovered intact wall paintings and mosaic decorations, along with 48 crates' worth of artifacts.

By Ella Spitz • Jun 9, 2026

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Teenagers In Italy Broke Into Their School — And Found An 1,800-Year-Old Roman House Right Beneath The Gym

Archaeologists have since uncovered intact wall paintings and mosaic decorations, along with 48 crates' worth of artifacts.

By Ella Spitz • June 9, 2026

Archaeologists In Pompeii Just Uncovered The Skeletons Of Two Work Animals Who Died Tragically During The Eruption Of Mount Vesuvius

Experts believe that the animals were crushed when the eruption's initial tremors caused the ceiling above them to collapse, burying them under rubble and leaving their remains frozen in time — until now.

By Kaleena Fraga • Jun 8, 2026

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Archaeologists In Pompeii Just Uncovered The Skeletons Of Two Work Animals Who Died Tragically During The Eruption Of Mount Vesuvius

Experts believe that the animals were crushed when the eruption's initial tremors caused the ceiling above them to collapse, burying them under rubble and leaving their remains frozen in time — until now.

By Kaleena Fraga • June 8, 2026

New Study Reveals Where Stonehenge’s Altar Stone Came From And How Ancient People May Have Transported It 450 Miles Across Ancient Britain

The builders of Stonehenge were able to transport its massive central altar 450 miles across ancient Britain — even though it weighs a whopping 13,000 pounds.

By Kaleena Fraga • Jun 5, 2026

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New Study Reveals Where Stonehenge’s Altar Stone Came From And How Ancient People May Have Transported It 450 Miles Across Ancient Britain

The builders of Stonehenge were able to transport its massive central altar 450 miles across ancient Britain — even though it weighs a whopping 13,000 pounds.

By Kaleena Fraga • June 5, 2026

Archaeologists Just Identified 17,000-Year-Old Cave Drawings That Are The Oldest Rock Art Ever Found In The British Isles

Experts are still baffled as to what the marks found inside Wales' Bacon Hole cave mean, but have said that this discovery could represent a "communication system... way beyond our comprehension."

By Kaleena Fraga • Jun 3, 2026

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Archaeologists Just Identified 17,000-Year-Old Cave Drawings That Are The Oldest Rock Art Ever Found In The British Isles

Experts are still baffled as to what the marks found inside Wales' Bacon Hole cave mean, but have said that this discovery could represent a "communication system... way beyond our comprehension."

By Kaleena Fraga • June 3, 2026

Mysteriously Macabre Burials Found At A Spanish Monastery Include A Medieval Queen And A Ponytail That’s Still Intact After 700 Years

Researchers examined eight 14th-century tombs at Barcelona's Royal Monastery of Santa Maria de Pedralbes, including the graves of monastery founder Queen Elisenda, two medieval abbesses, and a woman whose unborn child was still inside her mummified torso.

By Cara Johnson • Jun 2, 2026

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Mysteriously Macabre Burials Found At A Spanish Monastery Include A Medieval Queen And A Ponytail That’s Still Intact After 700 Years

Researchers examined eight 14th-century tombs at Barcelona's Royal Monastery of Santa Maria de Pedralbes, including the graves of monastery founder Queen Elisenda, two medieval abbesses, and a woman whose unborn child was still inside her mummified torso.

By Cara Johnson • June 2, 2026

Researchers May Have Just Identified A Rare Portrait Of Anne Boleyn That Was Hiding In Plain Sight For 500 Years

A sketch by German artist Hans Holbein the Younger created sometime in the 1530s and known only as the "Unidentified Woman" may in fact be an extremely rare portrait of Anne Boleyn.

By Kaleena Fraga • Jun 1, 2026

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Researchers May Have Just Identified A Rare Portrait Of Anne Boleyn That Was Hiding In Plain Sight For 500 Years

A sketch by German artist Hans Holbein the Younger created sometime in the 1530s and known only as the "Unidentified Woman" may in fact be an extremely rare portrait of Anne Boleyn.

By Kaleena Fraga • June 1, 2026

Archaeologists Just Found 260 Mysterious Burial Monuments Across The Sahara That Were Built Centuries Before The Egyptian Pyramids

Archaeologists recently identified 260 enclosure burials in Sudan's Atbai Desert that date back as far as 4000 B.C.E. and hold the remains of humans and livestock from an unknown nomadic culture.

By Cara Johnson • May 28, 2026

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Archaeologists Just Found 260 Mysterious Burial Monuments Across The Sahara That Were Built Centuries Before The Egyptian Pyramids

Archaeologists recently identified 260 enclosure burials in Sudan's Atbai Desert that date back as far as 4000 B.C.E. and hold the remains of humans and livestock from an unknown nomadic culture.

By Cara Johnson • May 28, 2026