Archaeologists started excavating the massive farm in 2020 and spent years cleaning, analyzing and documenting their hundreds of finds.

relics at the construction sites ... Chronologically, the book is starting in 1861, and moving forward to the First Manassas battle, the Winter Camps and the battle at Ox Hill.

They could stand up to the full might of Imperial Germany’s army, right? The Battle of Tannenberg was an early battle that showed the Russians that Germany was just beyond their level.

A landscaper working on a historical film about the Battle of Okinawa uncovered human ... In addition to the bones, Chinen discovered 193 artifacts, including a water bottle, wrench, belt buckle ...

Two items caught his attention — and for good reason. They turned out to be centuries-old artifacts linked to a naval battle. Fabio Portella, a professional diver who has worked with marine ...

A site where 400 new Highland homes are to be built holds ‘high potential’ to hold relics left behind after the Battle of Culloden. The houses are to be built on farmland near Culloden House ...

Bonnie Prince Charlie's Jacobite army was defeated at Culloden in 1746 Archaeologists suggest artefacts connected to the 279-year-old Battle of Culloden could be unearthed during construction of ...

For the first time, a team of Israeli archaeologists has uncovered ancient artifacts at northern Israel’s “Armageddon” site that might offer proof of an epic battle documented in the books ...

But where information is available and artifacts plentiful ... of two LCTs and eight Higgins boats' worth of Marines into the Battle of Guadalcanal during World War II. When those Marines faced ...

IT OPENS AT THE MUSEUM IN DORCHESTER TOMORROW. SOME OF THE ARTIFACTS INCLUDE A DRUM FROM THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL, A BILL FROM PAUL REVERE’S RIDES, AND PAPERS FROM THE BOSTON MASSACRE TRIAL.

With all the combatants long gone, we are left with the only tangible remnants of the battle and the clash of cultures -- relics and artifacts either recovered from the battlefield itself ...