A UNC dig in 1983 found a burial site at the Mitchum dig, which may have been part of a larger Native American community.

The Museum of Native American History in Bentonville now has one of the largest collections in the world of artifacts from the Spiro Mounds, which were located along the Arkansas River in Eastern ...

The Grand River Burial Mounds have been around for roughly 2,000 years and stand as one of the most well-preserved sites of ...

Across Louisiana, long earthen ridges and conical hills rise from flat ground, some tucked behind campus buildings, others hidden in pine woods or framed by modern highways. Archaeologists now argue ...

The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu materialized at the Xbox Partner Preview to deliver the news that it’s coming to PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X | S summer 2026. It’s a narrowing of the previously ...

The 62ft (19m) mound is inside the grounds of Marlborough College A neolithic monument which legend says contains the remains of King Arthur's magical mentor Merlin is to be restored. The Marlborough ...

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The prehistoric people of Central and South America are known worldwide for their fantastic architectural and cultural achievements. However, North American natives are not known as great builders.

Within the lush Ohio River Valley lies the famous Serpent Mound effigy. It is an earthen mound aligned with the solstices, which rests on the ridge of a meteorite impact crater. This ancient, ...

PHILADELPHIA — Teoscar Hernández wouldn’t stop screaming at the top of his lungs. The Dodgers’ outfielder, moments removed from hammering a go-ahead, game-winning big fly, bounded down the visitors ...

WHY DON’T WE ASK HIM DUKE GO, OH, WOW. HEY, HOW DID THAT FEEL? IT FELT AMAZING. I MEAN, AGAIN, IT’S A GREAT GAME BY EVERYONE. SO AGAIN, JUST HAPPY TO GET TO THE NEXT ROUND AND GET TO TORONTO. TAKE ME ...

ST. LOUIS — More than 100 mounds built by Native Americans once sat on the land that is now St. Louis before European settlers destroyed them. The last remaining mound is now officially in the hands ...