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Record-Size Roman Shoes Unearthed at Hadrian’s Wall Fort

Researchers are now probing which soldiers and settlers wore the extra-large footwear found in Magna’s low-oxygen defensive ditches.

Replica of 1738 Fort Mose Opens in St. Augustine to Honor First Free Black Settlement

Radiocarbon Study Links Zanj Slave Labor to Southern Iraq’s Ancient Agricultural Network

Maiden Castle Massacre Reinterpreted as Iron Age Tribal Turf Wars

Skull Found in Hungarian Basilica May Belong to King Matthias Corvinus, Pending DNA Confirmation

New Study Challenges Assumptions About Inequality in Complex Societies

New DNA Study Challenges Long-Held Beliefs About the Origins of the Huns

Archaeologists Identify Harold Godwinson's Lost Anglo-Saxon Residence

Ancient Skull Once Attributed to Cleopatra’s Sister Identified as Young Boy

16th-Century Royal Burial Regalia Rediscovered in Lithuania's Vilnius Cathedral

Cemetery of Enslaved Individuals Found at Andrew Jackson's Hermitage Plantation

World’s Oldest Ten Commandments Tablet to Be Auctioned at Sotheby’s

17th-Century Coin Hoard Found in Eisleben Church Transferred to Cultural Foundation

First Tulsa Race Massacre Victim Identified and Honored with Memorial

Museum Lützen 1632 Opens, Honoring Thirty Years' War History

DNA Analysis Confirms Identity of 'Well-Man' from Norse Saga

Camilla Tours Site of Upcoming King Charles III Sacristy at Westminster Abbey

Remains of Renaissance Poet Joachim du Bellay Likely Found at Notre Dame

Oldest Tombstone in America Traced to Belgian Origins

Archaeologists Unearth Grim 'Gore Pit' at Waterloo Battlefield