Dr. Kathryn Ness, curator at the Plimoth Plantation museum, told CNN the discovery represents the first physical evidence of the early 400-year-old settlement.

The discovery of a calf’s remains, 17th-century pottery, musket balls and trade beads has led University of Massachusetts Boston researchers to believe they have located the elusive 1620 Plym… ...

Mayflower II originally set sail in 1957, arriving in Plymouth, Mass. in June of that year. Since then, the ship has been an exhibit at Plimoth Plantation teaching people about the historic 1620 ...

A living history museum in Massachusetts focused on colonial life on the English settlement at Plymouth is planning to change its name to better reflect the Native Americans that long lived in the … ...

The replica of the original Mayflower ship that brought the Pilgrims to Plymouth, Massachusetts, in 1620 returned to the coastal town after undergoing a multimillion-dollar renovation in ...

"Plimoth-Patuxet: Commemorating 400 Years, 1620-2020" offers homage to the cooperative spirit four centuries ago that allows Plymouth to celebrate the anniversary today.

Back in Plymouth Harbor, hop aboard the Mayflower II, the third element of Plimoth Plantation and a reproduction of the ship that carried the colonists to Massachusetts.

The researchers believe the find will help them locate the elusive Plymouth settlement where the Pilgrims celebrated the first Thanksgiving.

UMass Boston researchers believe they have located the elusive 1620 Plymouth settlement. Researchers discovered pottery, musket balls, calf bones.