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Professor Mark Warner brings archaeology to the people

UI students dig for history in their backyard

Carbon dating shows humans were living in western Idaho 2,500 years earlier than previously thought

Idaho Archaeological Society Annual Conference Hosted At CWI Sees Great Turnout

Buttes Provide Glimpse into Eastern Idaho's Past

eastern Idaho's distant past, if you know what to look for. Today, the Arco desert is a sparse expanse filled with sagebrush, dust and...

INL Archaeologists Work to Preserve WWII B-24 Liberator crash site (Updated News Story)

The great expanse of Idaho National Laboratory's 890 square miles is home to both prehistoric and modern history. Some of that history is...

WW II Era Plane Crash Site Rediscovered at INL (Original News Story)

IDAHO FALLS, Idaho — The fading memories of a downed World War II-era flight crew are coming into sharp focus thanks to a rediscovery by...

Researchers Dig for Clues of Early Life at INL Site

IDAHO FALLS, Idaho – Before Idaho National Laboratory existed, before the vast fields of potatoes, the key feature of eastern Idaho's...