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HMS Terror thrown up by the ice. Engraving after a drawing by Captain George Back, from his 1836-37 Arctic expedition.

Inuit folklore kept alive story of missing Franklin expedition to north-west passage

What we can learn from indigenous philosophies and knowledge

University of Calgary archaeologist Kathryn Reese-Taylor noticed a spike in the number of Maya warrior queens between about 600 and 800 A.D. Photo by Alejandra Alonso, Naachtun Archaeological Project

Archaeologist demystifies warrior queens of the Maya world