Thousands of pieces of pottery were hiding under one town's Memorial Hall.

It's happened before.

Streamlined bodies mean streamlined eggs.

Goodbye, car accidents!

From wolves to penguins to tortoises, creatures of all stripes are discovering the joys of computing. Could it improve their lives?

The spinning part was a little off though.

The existence of the 25th Infantry Bicycle Corps, the first U.S. experiment with military bicycles, was brief and uncomfortable.

They're forbidden from driving them, but not from making them.

The thief mailed the toe to a Canadian bar, along with an apology.

A fascinating case study from the Thirty Years' War.

Spellbinding selections from the Museum of Witchcraft and Magic.

The Fine Arts building offers a sonic experience straight from the 1890s.

Someone just sued over it.

While dodging accusations of communism, Charlotte Serber made the nuclear bomb possible.

Haven't made plans yet to see this August's once-in-a-lifetime celestial event? Read on.

This new discovery goes against previous ideas of Viking bathroom culture.

Just because a historic site is open to the public doesn't mean it's out of secrets.

History shows you're not alone.