Find out about Robert Moore, whose body was found near Buckingham Palace, and others with unhealthy royal fixations.
Researchers have uncovered evidence that children as young as 2 decorated French caves with markings known as finger flutings at least 13,000 years ago.
SS Gairsoppa sank while carrying a fortune in silver, estimated to be worth $210 million in today’s dollars.
Located at Portus, which served as imperial Rome’s trading hub, a newly discovered building could have been used for assembling and repairing ships.
Excavations in Sweden revealed 8,000-year-old skulls impaled with stakes that might have been battle trophies or part of a complex burial ritual.
September 19 is International Talk Like a Pirate Day, a time for parroting the lively lingo supposedly spoken by yesterday’s buccaneers.
A newly discovered ancient crocodile lived alongside the largest snake ever to slither across the earth, according to researchers.
The historic tree, located in Arlington National Cemetery, was uprooted last weekend by Hurricane Irene.
