On Nov. 28, Virgina Beach, Va., resident Daniel Corder listed his "pirate ship" available for sale on the Northern Neck Trading Post Facebook page.

Archeologists carbon dated the skeleton to the 16th or 17th century. They believe the remains belong to a man in his 50s, who was most likely a pirate or criminal. Edinburgh Council says a gibbet ...

Archaeologists doing survey work at Victoria Primary School in Edinburgh, Scotland, came across quite a surprise when they discovered the skeleton of a 16th-century pirate underneath the playground.

A skeleton discovered in a school playground could be that of a 600-year-old pirate, according to archaeologists. City of Edinburgh Council workers found the remains at the city's oldest primary ...

A skeleton found under the playground of a Scottish school could belong to a 16th century pirate, according to experts. Experts have studied the bones and think that the skeleton is probably more ...

mycity 'Pirate ship with, literally, a skeleton crew for sale on Internet The ship is listed for $15,000. A Virginia Beach man is offering a "pirate ship" for sale.

Experts have imagined what the 'pirate' might have looked like when he was alive. A skeleton found under the playground of a Scottish school could belong to a 16th century pirate, according to ...