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Underground History — 71 episodes
How Astoria shaped Oregon’s gothic icon, Vampira
Beyond old headlines, Mail Tribune archives preserve a newsroom’s history
New archaeological research updates role of women in Oregon’s early timber industry
Digging into discoveries from Oregon field schools
Archaeologists and community historians on the trail of Chinese cowboys in Eastern Oregon
Chinese American doctor Ing Hay provided essential healthcare to Eastern Oregonians
How archaeologists restored Zane Gray's century-old Rogue River cabin
New archaeological research updates role of women in Oregon’s early timber industry
Oregon find may include world’s oldest sewn material, researchers say
The cost of the 'cozy pioneer': unmasking genocide in the Pacific Northwest
Archaeologists and community historians on the trail of Chinese cowboys in Eastern Oregon
How a short-lived California commune left behind a musical time capsule
The scars of colonialism in the archaeological record of the PNW
Tribal members and archaeologists support elk conservation in Oregon’s Great Basin
A new book challenges the myths of the American West
Oregon find may include world’s oldest sewn material, researchers say
New book explores Chinese American life during the Exclusion Era
The Siskiyou Line linked Ashland to northern California for 137 years
Legacy of 'The Oregon Trail' video game
Unwinding complex legends about a presumed massacre of Chinese immigrants in the Pacific Northwest
From Bigfoot to 'Rumpology' ... uncovering the truth of myths rooted in pseudoscience
Renowned cocktail historian chronicles 500 years of mixed drinks in a new comic book
Tribal members collaborate with archaeologists to support elk conservation in Oregon
How Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act protects our cultural heritage
67 years later, one diver solves the mystery of a missing Portland family
Archivist publishes collection of recipes from beyond the grave
Decoding the summer archaeological field school
Archaeologists uncover a Native American mission school in Salem
How Anna May Wong defied stereotypes and blazed a trail for Asian-American women
Unwinding the fraught and complex narratives of the past
From Bigfoot to 'Rumpology' ... uncovering the truth of myths rooted in pseudoscience
From Bigfoot to 'Rumpology' ... uncovering the truth of myths rooted in pseudoscience
'Oregon Black Pioneers' reveal the history where Black Oregonians lived, worked and played
A burned commune offers archaeologists a window into 1960s counterculture
The scars of colonialism in the archaeological record of the PNW
Archaeologists reunite wildfire survivors with deceased loved ones
Underground History digs into the Oregon version of The Gold Rush
Uncovering the Secrets of Ancient Egypt
Generational keepers of American history and culture
Chelsea Rose "Senses Sasquatch" at the High Desert Museum
Digging into the history of America's love of Halloween
Real Archeology launches truth bombs on landscape of false narratives
The Age of Melt (and Mummies)
Underground History in the field, er...on the water
An exploration of the bad ideas and horrible people in Oregon's history
Uncovering the Secrets of Ancient Egypt
A short history of really toxic stuff in some everyday items, like clothing
How the latest horror movies flip the scripts in favor of women
How our ancient ancestors' handling of climate change can inform us today
An archaeologist shares the wonders of our National Park System through LEGOs
A new way of thinking about museum pieces: decolonizing them
Digging into the remarkably deep history of plastic
A short history of really toxic stuff in some everyday items, like clothing
Who knows what lurks in the old bottles we dig up?
The religious history of why we eat what we eat
Beyond the vintage pictures: 'imaging' the Modoc War
How the post office got so involved in a murder investigation in the Siskiyous
Underground History focuses on The Tragedy at Tunnel 13 near Ashland
Underground History focuses on The Tragedy at Tunnel 13 near Ashland
Digging into the Oregon version of The Gold Rush
Underground History: Chelsea Rose interviews Bill Lindsey, bottle expert
Taking cooking advice from dead people, in an Underground History Exemplar
Sitting down to dinner with Jacksonville's Peter Britt
Music from the stones (not 'The Stones') in Underground History
Underground History takes to the field at a Rogue Valley farm
Underground History looks under Beethoven's hair (and finds surprises)
Stint at Portland's Chinatown Museum the focus of Underground History
Want fries with that? Underground History explores potato innovation in Oregon
Oregon State Parks centennial observed in latest Underground History
'I see dead people's recipes,' in the latest Underground History
Underground History meets Oregon's first physical anthropologist