Genetic genealogy transforming cold cases across Canada
The utilisation of genetic genealogy in law enforcement has marked a significant shift in how cold cases are approached and solved.
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Author: Joanne Swann
Celebrating the legacy of Dr. Joseph Ward – a trailblazer in black medical history
The National Archives at St. Louis has highlighted Dr. Joseph Ward’s contributions to black medical history during the Tuskegee VA Hospital’s centennial celebration.
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Step back in time with Bolton Castle – upcoming history events and exhibits
One of the country’s best-preserved medieval castles, Bolton Castle in North Yorkshire, opens up its doors and gardens for the new season on Saturday 2 March 2024.
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The Library of Virginia hosts 2024 genealogy workshops
The Library of Virginia is set to offer a collection of workshops focused on genealogy, aimed at assisting individuals at various levels of expertise in uncovering their ancestral history.
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Revolutionary breakthrough – ancient Herculaneum Scrolls deciphered
The Vesuvius Challenge 2023 Grand Prize was awarded to a team for their success in deciphering 2000-year-old scrolls from Herculaneum, previously unreadable due to damage from Mount Vesuvius’ eruption in 79 AD.
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