The free Aug. 20 event pairs artifact identification with lessons on local archaeology, preservation, and regional history.
Built with Lower Muscogee members, the program uses stories, farming lessons and VR to change how students learn regional history.
California officials say Jackie’s remains will undergo a necropsy before being sent to the National Eagle Repository in Colorado.
A cleanup fire spread into abandoned mines, driving out nearly everyone and leaving just five residents in the borough by 2020.
A long-shuttered New Mexico mining town now doubles as an unusual paintball field and a reminder of the boom-and-bust past that emptied it.
Colorado’s abandoned mining towns still reveal how settlers chased ore, built communities fast, and left them behind just as quickly.
Students at a University of Florida field school uncovered a small, intact vessel at a mission site that has yielded more than 7,000 artifacts since 2006.
Wildfire smoke is thinning business in the Mount Hood village even as firefighters hold the line on the nearby fire.
A Mormon desert town vanished under the reservoir in 1935, then reappeared when Lake Mead dropped in the 2000s.
Crews are testing a new surface beneath a bridge in Ebensburg to curb erosion that has troubled the trail for more than a decade.