A shocking discovery in Colombia reveals 6,000-year-old remains with unique DNA that defies everything scientists thought ...

Considered the Holy Grail of all shipwrecks, the Spanish galleon San Jose blew up and sank in 1708 at the hands of British ...

The skeletons are 6,000 to 500 years old, and the study revealed that some of the individuals belonged to a previously ...

Coins found beneath the Caribbean Sea are thought to be from the San Jose treasure ship, which sunk 300 years ago and could ...

Hand-struck, irregularly shaped coins known as cobs in English and macuquinas in Spanish served as the primary currency in the Americas for more than two centuries,” said Daniela Vargas Ariza, lead ...

Ran Honglin, an archaeologist working on the award-winning San­xingdui site, briefs new discoveries ... rock art painted in Colombia that unearthed lifestyles and worldviews of the first people in the ...

Officials recently unveiled the deepest-recorded shipwreck in French waters, complete with a remarkably well-preserved cargo dating back 500 years. The findings were announced by the French Department ...

Scientists have uncovered ancient remains in Colombia with unknown DNA, raising new questions about the origins of early ...

Scientists studying ancient human remains uncovered in Colombia have found that the people they were researching have no known ancestors or modern descendants.

The study said the evidence from the coins supports the identification of the wreck as the San José Galleon, which sank in ...

Researchers have used an unmanned underwater vehicle to carry out a non-intrusive investigation of an 18th-century AD shipwreck in the Colombian Caribbean, revealing it is likely the San José ...