France returned a total of 133 pre-Columbian archaeological pieces to Honduras, coinciding with the 70th anniversary of ...

A 1924 manuscript finds the answer in the pre-Columbian era, stating that the island was once inhabited by the Konoh, or Bear, tribe, a name that was eventually corrupted to become "Coney." ...

A 1924 manuscript finds the answer in the pre-Columbian era, stating that the island was once inhabited by the Konoh, or Bear, tribe, a name that was eventually corrupted to become "Coney." ...

The world's oldest shrub was just found in Finland's tundra. The old-timer is a direct cousin of Arizona's Junipers found ...

The Manteño were a pre-Columbian culture known for their agriculture and public architecture. Broadly speaking, the culture shared a similar material culture and socio-political organizations.