Madeline Robinson describes some of the nation’s most important archaeological sites, what they reveal, and she touches on why they are not widely known, despite their importance.

A new species of dinosaur that is thought to have lived around 167 million years ago has been discovered in the UK. The Jurassic reptile had the same proportions as a lizard but with snake-like jaws ...

HORTEN, NORWAY—An excavation in eastern Norway has uncovered traces of a dwelling and thousands of artifacts marking a shift some 9,000 years ago from nomadic hunting and gathering to a more sedentary ...

The bone analysis revealed clear signs of healing around the embedded arrowhead. Dense bone tissue had begun forming around the foreign object, indicating the warrior survived the initial trauma and ...

National Geographic Explorer-at-Large Bob Ballard revisits the Iron Bottom Sound—rediscovering vessels, and making new finds.

Officials at Randolph College, in Lynchburg, held a ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday, October 2, to celebrate the completion of renovations at the Martin Science Building. Work began on the ...

The Ancient Samaria Sifting Center will open to the public during Sukkot. Rare finds were discovered during excavations.

Crews renovating the Smithsonian Castle cracked open a piece of early Washington’s infrastructure, and the opening to a hidden tunnel was hiding in plain sight, just under Jefferson Drive. The find is ...

That’s the Penn Museum in Philadelphia, and once word gets out about what’s inside, you’ll understand why locals can’t stop raving about it. Nestled on the University of Pennsylvania campus, this ...

Rare treasures excavated from the Roman town of Tripontium by Rugby Archaeological Society have been donated to Rugby Art Gallery and Museum.

The BA, as it was known, established in 1831, was set up to advance science in the interest of the people, old and young, professional and lay. So, how well is it doing now amid international turmoil.