Pioneer Howard Rosenstein came to Israel with $500 and found a life of adventure, innovation and, oddly, music.
The USS Esdall, a 314-foot destroyer sunk by Japanese forces in 1942, was known as "the dancing mouse" for its ability to ...
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Thousands Of Artifacts Connected To Nearly 150 Shipwrecks, Including Coal From The Titanic, Will Be Auctioned TodayThousands of artifacts connected to nearly 150 shipwrecks, including the Titanic, will be auctioned today, November 6th. The ...
Two years ago, a wreck appeared on sonar images from Lake Mjøsa. Researchers now know more about what type of vessel this ...
Officially, three migrants died on October 23. But reports from relatives and survivors of the worst Channel crossing ...
Stockton University has introduced a new minor in archaeology. Students must choose a focus — general archaeology, classics, ...
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Sorrentino's ode to Naples, 'Parthenope,' gets mixed reviews in Italy over San Gennaro sex scenePaolo Sorrentino’s latest film “Parthenope,” has gotten mixed reviews and an early thumbs down from Italy's Catholic Church.
Colonial Williamsburg is offering a chance to dig into history with archaeologists from across Virginia on Nov. 16 at its ...
A 7,000 mile road trip from Los Angeles to Key West, Florida where some things go exactly to plan. More things do not at all ...
WFAE's Marshall Terry and The Ledger's Tony Mecia discuss the latest Charlotte-area business news on this week's BizWorthy — business news about animals, and more, that is.
Carol Parsons was drawn into the mystery while completing family scrapbooks. But after taking up genealogy as a hobby, her research got serious.
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