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A two-year-old university esports program just claimed its second national championship, proving that dedication and teamwork can turn last year's defeat into this season's triumph. The University of Arkansas at Monticello's League of Legends team brought home the title after an intense comeback victory.
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Researchers at Thomas Jefferson's Monticello just discovered a hidden brick kiln from the 1770s that helped build the original mansion. The find offers new clues about the enslaved and free workers who constructed one of America's most famous homes.
Archaeologists just discovered a secret brick kiln at Thomas Jefferson's Monticello that helped build his home before he wrote the Declaration of Independence. The find reveals construction details Jefferson never recorded in any of his meticulous notes or maps.
Archaeologists just uncovered a 250-year-old brick kiln at Thomas Jefferson's Monticello, revealing new evidence of the enslaved and free workers who built America's most famous home. The discovery proves there are still untold stories buried beneath our feet.
Archaeologists just unearthed a forgotten brick kiln from the 1700s at Thomas Jefferson's Monticello, revealing new secrets about how enslaved workers built the historic home. The oven, buried for over 200 years and never recorded on any maps, still bears the original inscriptions of the brick makers who shaped it.