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Mexico’s most visited archaeological site, Chichen Itza, was left empty as protesters blocked roads to the site on Thursday, the fourth day of protests.
Mexico’s most visited archaeological site, Chichen Itza, was left empty as protesters blocked roads to the site on Thursday, the fourth day of protests.
 
A species of clam that was only known from fossils dating back 28,000 years was discovered to be alive off the coast of California.
A species of clam that was only known from fossils dating back 28,000 years was discovered to be alive off the coast of California.
 
ECU maritime studies field school shines light on Washington, N.C., shipwreck
ECU maritime studies field school shines light on Washington, N.C., shipwreck
 
Task Force Dagger, a nonprofit organization that supports all U.S. Special Operations Command service members and their families, is joining forces with the East Carolina University Department of History's maritime studies program to explore and research WWII underwater archaeological sites
Task Force Dagger, a nonprofit organization that supports all U.S. Special Operations Command service members and their families, is joining forces with the East Carolina University Department of History's maritime studies program to explore and research WWII underwater archaeological sites
 
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