Florida bone engraving oldest artwork in Americas
A 15-inch-long prehistoric bone fragment found near Vero Beach, Florida contains a crude engraving of a mammoth or mastodon on
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Ancient remnants found on bank of Saluda River
Bill Green has supervised exploration of more than 250 potentially historic sites around the Southeast. And he knew the group
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“We Walk in Two Worlds” reveals ancient civilizations of Arkansas
“We Walk in Two Worlds” at the Historic Arkansas Museum in Little Rock, Arkansas tells the story of Arkansas’s first people, the
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Archaeological dig near Oakville, Iowa finds ancient village
Some 1,700 years ago, the people who live in what is known officially as archaeological site “13LA582” west of Oakville,
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Ossabaw Island burial site sheds light on Georgia’s prehistoric Indian culture
The recent excavation of a prehistoric American Indian burial site on Ossabaw Island revealed cremated remains, an unexpected find that
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Ancient Amazon Cities Found
Academic dogma asserted that early eyewitness accounts of large numbers of towns and villages in the Amazon were simply flights
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Dig reveals history at Carson Mounds
“ A lot of people don’t realize these amazing sites are basically in their backyard. They think you have to
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Turtle Mound, Florida investigation
Turtle Mound in Florida which is a massive oyster-shell midden is being re-investigated. Archaeologists have found 1,200 year old pottery and other
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Artifact may be ancient ax blade
Ray Reser, director of the Central Wisconsin Archaeology Center at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, described the object as a copper “celt,” a type of ax blade with no perforations or grooves. He said the celt was probably a functioning tool. The piece probably dates from 3,000 to 5,000 years ago.
Read MoreResearchers unearth glimpse of Adena hunter-to-farmer shift
Ohio’s Adena culture represents a turning point in state history. Situated between the nomadic hunting and gathering cultures of the
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Researchers unearth glimpse of Adena hunter-to-farmer shift
Ohio’s Adena culture represents a turning point in state history. Situated between the nomadic hunting and gathering cultures of the
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Mystic Eagle Powwow
This event is held every January in Osprey, Florida. Features dancers, vendors, and family fun. Return to Map Internal
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