Sixteen 5,200-year-old canoes have been discovered under Lake Mendota in the U.S., making most of them older than the ...

MADISON (WKOW) — It's now been a month since archaeologists recovered the oldest canoe ever discovered in the Great Lakes region from the banks of Lake Mendota — a 3,000-year-old Ho-Chunk dugout canoe ...

Members of Ho-Chunk Nation and the Bad River Band of the Lake Superior Chippewa help clean the 3,000-year-old canoe found in Lake Mendota. Courtesy of Dean Witter / Wisconsin Historical Society While ...

See Collins Boat Ms. p. 1256 for description. Boat is also described in U.S. National Museum Bulletin # 127, pp. 271-272: "Model of Bengal fishing boat. This peculiar type of dugout fishing canoe is ...

In the basement of a research building at Mission San Luis, remnants of dugout canoes sit on shelves, some protected in white boxes. Thousands of years ago, the canoes would sit on one bank of a ...

Made from a single log, the 12-foot, 4-inch canoe was “quite sound and in very good condition,” the N.C. Department of Natural and Cultural Resources told McClatchy News. NC Department of Natural & ...

Tamara Thomsen and Mallory Dragt thought they would take a spin under Lake Mendota on a couple of underwater scooters, motorized gadgets that scuba divers use to propel themselves through the water.

A 3,000-year-old canoe has been discovered in a Wisconsin lake, the Wisconsin Historical Society announced Thursday. The canoe dates back to 1000 B.C., making it the oldest ever discovered in the ...