The only known album recorded by a frontline military band stationed with troops is found by grandson of 746th Army Air Force Band trumpeter.
Cats domesticated themselves without becoming domesticated, shows a study looking at 9,000 years of cat DNA history.
Hot Springs National Park in Arkansas has a number of festivals and events to celebrate its 100th birthday.
A Ming dynasty bowl bought at a yard sale for $35 could go for up to $500,000 at an upcoming Sotheby's auction.
Hayley Arceneaux, child cancer survivor who became a PA at St. Jude's where she was treated, is now to be the youngest person to enter space.
Geo-scientists have created a 40-second video that captures 1 billion years of geological history in which continents around move like ants.
Thought to reach back to 5000 BCE, archaeologists have unearthed what's being called the world's oldest beer factory, in Abydos.
Posted in 1943, a postcard from Bill Caldwell, a D-Day sailor aboard a minesweeper, finally arrived at his house 77 years later.
4 recipes for stews have been decoded from ancient Babylonian tablets contained within Yale's collection, and made cookable again by scholars.
Pompeii Antiquarium museum opens with new exhibits, after it had been closed since since an earthquake hit Naples in 1980.
For Black History Month, an African-Canadian cardboard artist created a mirror for sale surrounded with faces of Black history heroes.
The well-preserved Mayfield Baths, a 150-year old public bath and laundry house was discovered under a Manchester parking lot.
On the Indonesia island of Sulawesi, the oldest known cave painting has been discovered, depicting a Sulawesi warty pig next to handprints.
The largest Anglo-Saxon gold hoard ever discovered has been declared treasure, and reveals the wealth of East Anglia during the 7th century.
The alleged Lemminkäinen Hoard in Finland is on the verge of being uncovered by amateur treasure hunters. It could be worth $20 billion.
In the Olmec region of southern Mexico, researchers using laser mapping surveys found 478 foundational structures, many for the first time.
After divers began pulling gold out of the Musi River under Indonesian town of Palembang, archaeologists think it's the legendary Svirijaya.
Diving off the coast of Atlit, Israel, a man found a 900-year old sword belonging to a knight who fought during the 11th century crusades.
Bristol University in England has completed the largest ever DNA sequencing of Viking skeletons, and it's revealed fascinating findings.
In the Spanish capital, ever November has the streets clogged with sheep as they pass along herding routes to the warm south.
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