Archeology

More than 600 marks. A team of archaeologists has recorded every inscription on the stones that make up Fort Meade's old rifle range target wall.It's part of an effort to preserve the history of Fort Meade, which operated near Sturgis from 1878 until 1944.

An above-ground discovery at the Prehistoric Indian Village in Mitchell was hiding in plain sight. A group of coffeetrees has excited both archaeologists and arborists.

In the Moment ... April 19, 2018 Show 319 Hour 1Twenty years ago a stranger walked in to the Augustana Archeology Laboratory. Adrien Hannus is director of…

In The Moment ... October 16, 2017 Show 199 Hour 1Dale Henning began researching the Blood Run historical site in the 1950's. He recently served as a…

The Vore Buffalo Jump is off the beaten path, but just barely. It’s about 300 feet from Interstate 90 near the town of Beulah, in the Wyoming part of the…

In the PBS science-reality series Time Team America, archeologists have 72 hours to uncover buried secrets using the latest technology, decades of…