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Portage Historian Shares His Top 10 Favourite Portage Artifacts
13+ hour, 21+ min ago (986+ words) Local historian James Kostuchuk has compiled a list of his 10 favourite historical artifacts connected to Portage la Prairie. The collection stretches from the community’s early days through the Second World War and includes several items with remarkable stories of their…...
Mesa Verde National Park to return thousands of Native American artifacts and Indigenous remains to tribes
2+ day, 19+ hour ago (1013+ words) Mesa Verde National Park plans to return more than 4,000 sacred Native American objects and the remains of 85 Indigenous people in its possession, marking the largest potential repatriation in the park’s recorded history. Park officials told The Denver Post last week…...
Preserving The Past: A log cabin for the history books
3+ day, 21+ hour ago (890+ words) Log cabin in route to its new home. It was previously located on the campus of Milton High School. Today in Georgia, the FFA has more than 390 local chapters in middle and high schools, more than 80,000 students and 700 agricultural teachers....
'History preserved': New 7-mile trail loop winds through historic Park City mining sites
4+ day, 9+ min ago (507+ words) PARK CITY — A 7-mile biking and hiking trail that winds through two dozen historic mining sites and functions as an "open-air museum" of Park City's mining history is now open to the public. The Park City Historic Mine Route was created…...
Life in the Wilderness: The Henry Lucas Story??? Part 5
4+ day, 3+ hour ago (1045+ words) Published 4:30 am Thursday, September 10, 2026 In this March 1927 issue of Hunter Trader Trapper magazine, Mamie “Niska” Elwell told the story of the devastating effects of the 1923 flood on the Kenai Peninsula. AUTHOR’S NOTE: Henry Lucas struggled to renew his hunting-guide license…...
New artifacts unearthed at legendary Alberta cowboy’s ranch
4+ day, 16+ hour ago (125+ words) CBC New artifacts unearthed at legendary Alberta cowboyâs ranch University of Calgary archaeologists are showing off a recent batch of discoveries made at John Wareâs former ranch. As CBCâs Terri Trembath reports, the team says it has…...
Bayam Redness: Kars rock formations evoke Arizona’s canyons
5+ day, 4+ hour ago (459+ words) Archaeologists have uncovered approximately 105 square meters of 4th-century AD floor mosaics at the ancient city of Pompeiopolis in Kastamonu’s Taşköprü district on September 7, 2026. The discovery, made during ongoing excavations, offers a new glimpse into the architectural and artistic character of…...
A Name Rooted in History: Overmountain Trace Honors the Legacy of the Overmountain Men
5+ day, 17+ hour ago (505+ words) More than two centuries ago, a group of determined frontiersmen crossed the mountains of the Carolinas and helped change the course of the American Revolution. ELKIN, NC, UNITED STATES, September 8, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- More than two centuries ago, a group of…...
Lower Snake River archaeology project | News
5+ day, 19+ hour ago (705+ words) Jen Rankin, Director of Archaeology for the Minnesota Historical Society. A lower Snake River archaeological project spearheaded by the Minnesota Historical Society, the Science Museum of Minnesota, and other cultural partners is seeking community volunteers in an effort to learn…...
‘It should not exist’: Ancient archaeological mystery revealed high in Beartooth Mountains
6+ day, 9+ hour ago (1741+ words) Archaeologist Scott Dersam displays Clovis-era artifacts found this summer in the Beartooth Mountains near Yellowstone National Park. Clovis people lived in Greater Yellowstone around 13,000 years ago, yet prevailing science indicated they persisted at lower elevations — until now. Montana State University…...