The Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians turn their summer powwow into a public gathering of dance, drumming, food and family.
The Old Road traces Route 66 through Pueblo lands, mixing painted history with augmented reality at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center.
A new genetic study used Wyoming and Montana bones to show how deeply connected bison once were across the continent.
Native leaders and conservation groups are seeking federal historic protections for a geothermal landscape tied to regional tribes and threatened by proposed lithium development.
A Civil War-era shell was safely taken away after it was found on private property in South Texas.
A Brazilian rock shelter has produced sloth bones that some researchers say were human-made ornaments, raising the stakes in the debate over when people first reached South America.
A damaged stone marked only “Boston” has been linked to a man whose life was documented in colonial records and an unusually detailed 1729 obituary.
A look at how nightclubs became more than entertainment venues and helped shape American culture.
A downtown retaining wall project exposed a sensitive archaeological feature, forcing The Dalles to add recovery work before construction can resume.
A private Pennsylvania battlefield is helping researchers reconstruct the moment Washington nearly died, and why it mattered for the road to Pittsburgh.