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 Photograph by Michael D. Coe | Discovered: Oldest Writing in the New WorldPeople who lived 3,000 years ago left a mysterious message in stone. Learn more about the Cascajal block found in Veracruz, Mexico.  |
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The Light of LibertyOn July 4, 1884, France presented the United States with an incredible birthday gift: the Statue of Liberty!
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The Salem Witch TrialsA witch craze swept the small Puritan community of Salem Village, Massachusetts in 1692.
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The Original 7 Wonders of the WorldOnly one of these ancient wonders is still standing today.
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First ThanksgivingLearn about the Thanksgiving holiday.
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A Big Day for America!America recognized a big 400th anniversary in 2007! On May 14, 1607, colonists arrived at what would become Jamestown, Virginia.
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Harriet Tubman: Civil War SpyAn ex-slave’s courage, smarts, and skills helped her go into espionage
when other women couldn’t.
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Discovered: Stonehenge VillageA new discovery at Stonehenge sheds light on the monument's past.
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Here Come the PresidentsA new $1 coin series commemorates United States Presidents.
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U.S. Presidential Fun FactsDid you know that that one of George Washington's favorite foods was ice cream? This is just one interesting fact about a past U.S. President.
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U.S. Presidential Pets: Then and NowThere is a long history of U.S. presidential pets—from horses and owls to snakes and elephants.
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Discovered: Oldest Writing in the New WorldPeople who lived 3,000 years ago left a mysterious message in stone. Learn more about the Cascajal block found in Veracruz, Mexico.
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Walking in Two WorldsLearn about Joseph Medicine Crow, who became chief of the Crow tribe.
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Booking Your VacationHere's a great way to remember your vacation long after it's past! Pick up some tips and trips for building a super vacation scrapbook.
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A Big Day for America!America recognized a big 400th anniversary in 2007! On May 14, 1607, colonists arrived at what would become Jamestown, Virginia.
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Discovered: Oldest Writing in the New WorldPeople who lived 3,000 years ago left a mysterious message in stone. Learn more about the Cascajal block found in Veracruz, Mexico.
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Discovered: Stonehenge VillageA new discovery at Stonehenge sheds light on the monument's past.
-
Harriet Tubman: Civil War SpyAn ex-slave’s courage, smarts, and skills helped her go into espionage
when other women couldn’t.
-
Here Come the PresidentsA new $1 coin series commemorates United States Presidents.
-
Mystery of the Tattooed MummyLearn secrets from the crypt of an ancient mummy found in Peru.
-
Ten Cool Archaeological SitesCheck out this list of cool archaeological sites from around the world.
-
The Light of LibertyOn July 4, 1884, France presented the United States with an incredible birthday gift: the Statue of Liberty!
-
The Original 7 Wonders of the WorldOnly one of these ancient wonders is still standing today.
-
The Salem Witch TrialsA witch craze swept the small Puritan community of Salem Village, Massachusetts in 1692.
-
U.S. Presidential Pets: Then and NowThere is a long history of U.S. presidential pets—from horses and owls to snakes and elephants.
-
Walking in Two WorldsLearn about Joseph Medicine Crow, who became chief of the Crow tribe.
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Booking Your VacationHere's a great way to remember your vacation long after it's past! Pick up some tips and trips for building a super vacation scrapbook.
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First ThanksgivingLearn about the Thanksgiving holiday.
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U.S. Presidential Fun FactsDid you know that that one of George Washington's favorite foods was ice cream? This is just one interesting fact about a past U.S. President.
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