Washington State Park in De Soto, Missouri is exactly that kind of magical spot. Tucked away about an hour southwest of St. Louis, this 2,147-acre wonderland somehow remains off the radar for many ...

Bathed in the soft light of morning, these mysterious stone structures stand as silent witnesses to a forgotten era.

Seven thousand years ago, people living on the Atlantic edge of Europe built a massive wall of stone where land met water.

That’s Washington State Park in De Soto, Missouri. Just about an hour’s drive southwest of St. Louis sits this 2,147-acre natural wonderland that somehow remains one of Missouri’s best-kept secrets.

In its coverage, the BBC cited a paper published in the International Journal of Nautical Archaeology. "The submersion caused ...

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Archaeologists uncovered discoveries spanning from Neolithic ritual centers to Roman, Byzantine and medieval remains across ...

Giant stone monuments older than Stonehenge were built by an ancient ‘water cult’, archaeologists say - It remains a mystery ...

As thousands of people descended on Stonehenge in England to see the winter solstice, one furry feline stole the show.

Archaeologists in Cyprus uncovered rare fortifications, palace remains, and preserved monuments at ancient Palaepaphos.