It takes a special kind of person to get aboard a boat that's capable of traveling at hundreds of miles per hour. Two ...

Carving on the Edge takes place at Tofino Community Hall (368 Main St.). Opening ceremonies are from 5-8 p.m. on May 1, ...

A tragic accident occurred near Abidjan, Ivory Coast, as a boat capsized on a lagoon during a Methodist church outing for ...

Volunteer workers map out the next cuts they will make in the process of shaping a 200-year-old western red cedar log from ...

"What a f---ing play," Reds starting pitcher Nick Lodolo said as he walked toward the dugout. "Trying to find the wall and the ball at the same time - that is never an easy task," Fanduel Sports ...

The findings suggest that these early inhabitants managed sea crossings using simple dugout canoes powered solely by paddles. The discovery was made by a team led by Professor Eleanor Scerri of ...

Learn how early humans made the 60-mile crossing from Europe to Malta, navigating at least partially by stars.

The crossing, likely carried out in dugout canoes without sails, would have been harrowing: a 60-mile (100 km) passage over open water at a grueling pace of about 2 miles per hour. To survive it ...

Humans were making "astonishing" sea crossings of more than 60 miles in simple dugout canoes over 8,000 years ago, suggests new research. Early Mediterranean hunter-gatherers navigated long-distance ...

before the invention of boats with sails - an astonishing feat for hunter-gatherers likely using simple dugout canoes. “Relying on sea surface currents and prevailing winds, as well as the use ...

before the invention of boats with sails – an astonishing feat for hunter-gatherers likely using simple dugout canoes. At the cave site of Latnija in the northern Mellieħa region of Malta ...