Widely regarded as one of the birthplaces of modern archaeological science, the DAI pioneered the transition from indiscriminate digging at archaeological sites to the systematic excavation and ...

And again. For those readers with sharp eyes, the realization will dawn that exactly a year ago, for the July 4th celebration, this space was devoted to a review of a favorite childhood classic of ...

Nestled in the heart of South Haven's maritime district, the Michigan Maritime Museum invites visitors to dive into ...

The battle site, Riverbend Park, has a history of human habitation dating back 5,000 years. The Second Seminole War was part of a longer struggle between the U.S. government and Florida's indigenous ...

In 1812 Napoleon invaded Russia with the largest army Europe had ever seen. As it advanced, the Russian army retreated, and by September Napoleon's army had marched 470 miles into the depths of ...

A previously unpublished letter by Admiral Lord Nelson sent three days before the Battle of Trafalgar has emerged 220 years on. The British naval hero is primed for action as he writes from on ...

This weekend about 50 other descendants of Bunker Hill veterans will arrive in Charlestown to commemorate the bravery and sacrifices of their ancestors.

The naval Battle of Lake Champlain — and the concurrent land battle at Plattsburgh — transcended tactical brilliance. The two battles altered the course of the War of 1812, forestalled American ...

The most sensational rumor going back more than a century, is that Margaret Kemble Gage, the wife of the British general, helped tip off the American Revolution.

The American fleet would have been lying in the ice in Erie months after defeating the British in the Battle of Lake Erie. Dobbins had overseen the building of the American fleet in Erie.

BROCKTON — Was Brockton named for an enemy general? Yes. And no. Consider the timeline. The British commander Sir Isaac Brock took a U.S. sniper's bullet to the heart turning back a U.S ...