Many unexpected human artifacts have been preserved, for centuries, in vulture nests. This sandal woven from grasses and twigs, called an agobía, is somewhere between 727 and 771 years old, ...
A hobbyist found an ancient human skull on the West Fork of the Whitewater River in Indiana that testing revealed to be over 4,000 years old.
Human remains dating back thousands of years have been discovered in the eastern part of Indiana. It took multiple experts to ...
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Skull fragment found on Indiana riverbank turns out to be 4,200 years old: ‘Powerful and humbling’
Rather than being a missing John or Jane Doe, the skull is from someone who died around 2300 BCE, or about 4,270 years ago, ...
A local resident discovered a human skull dating back millennia along the bank of the Whitewater River in eastern Indiana, ...
FAYETTE COUNTY, Ind. — Human remains discovered along a riverbank in Fayette County have been determined to be more than 4,200 years old, the local coroner announced Monday. The remains, which ...
State archaeologists are digging into the history underneath the Overfield Tavern in Troy. Trump wants to ‘end’ largest US infrastructure project, a tunnel between NY and NJ IRS files tax lien against ...
Archaeologists in Spain recently published findings revealing the remarkable contents of bearded vultures' nests – including traces of the Middle Ages. The results, published in the journal Ecology on ...
The bearded vulture, a large bird of prey with an unusual diet consisting primarily of bones, has long fascinated ornithologists. But now, a new study has shown why the bone-eating birds could be even ...
Indiana football players and coach Curt Cignetti explain how the Hoosiers won late at Iowa. Not many players or coaches were used to playing in tight games, but IU found a way to win anyway. IOWA CITY ...
The headstone was found in the backyard of a home in the 1100 block of Cambronne Street in New Orleans, according to a report published by Preservation Resource ...
A second- century Roman headstone mysteriously turned up in the yard of a New Orleans home, and scholars are baffled as to how it got from Italy to 1106 Cambronne Street. The property belongs to ...
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