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Scientists have revealed a group of lost cities that were hidden under earthen mounds in Ecuador. Over two decades ago, these mounds and buried roads were observed by archaeologist Stéphen Rostain.

As technology advances and becomes more sophisticated, researchers are able to view the world differently, revealing aspects of it that have previously gone unnoticed. This form of remote sensing uses ...

ST. LOUIS — Forest Park is far from the Amazon rainforest, but that's where 5 On Your Side met research archaeologists Dr. Daniel Pierce and Chris Bodine. While both call Springfield home working at ...

ST. LOUIS — Forest Park is far from the Amazon rainforest, but that's where 5 On Your Side met research archaeologists Dr. Daniel Pierce and Chris Bodine. While both call Springfield home working at ...

An estimated 90 percent of human Amazonian history is lost within the jungle itself. A new discovery has uncovered a small-but-substantial piece of that history. Using LIDAR, archeologists uncovered a ...

Geomatics analyst at the Institute of Cultural Heritage, Leonardo Auz, shows a digital representation of the relief of an area near the Upano River in the Ecuadorian Amazon, where there would be ...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KSDK/KY3) - Two archeologists from Missouri State University are trading the Ozarks woods for the Amazon rainforest. They will soon embark on a quest to find a lost civilization.

ST. LOUIS — Forest Park is far from the Amazon rainforest, but that's where 5 On Your Side met research archaeologists Dr. Daniel Pierce and Chris Bodine. While both call Springfield home working at ...

ST. LOUIS — Forest Park is far from the Amazon rainforest, but that's where 5 On Your Side met research archaeologists Dr. Daniel Pierce and Chris Bodine. While both call Springfield home working at ...