Believe it or not, you can find some of the oldest tree roots anywhere in the world just two hours away from this ...

Charles Ver Straeten, curator of sedimentary rocks at the New York State Museum, made an unexpected discovery while surveying an old quarry. He was exploring the site with colleagues Linda Van Aller ...

This recorded evidence meant that the site in Cairo is two million years older than the Gilboa fossil forest, just down the road.

The forest dates back 385 million years, five million years earlier than the previous oldest in the area—the Gilboa Fossil Forest. Older fossilized forests have been found elsewhere.

The Gilboa fossil forest, in the Catskill Mountains in upstate New York, is generally referred to as "the oldest fossil forest." Yet by scientific standards it has remained mythical.

The world's oldest fossil forest, dating back 385 million years, has been found in New York, new research suggests. At a fossil site in Cairo, New York, researchers found the extensive root system ...

The floor of the world’s oldest forest has been unearthed. Scientists are now piecing together a view of this ancient site, dating back about 385 million years ago, which could shed new light on ...

The forest, which stood in what is now Gilboa, N.Y., was first unearthed in a quarry in the 1920s. But now, a new construction project has revealed for the first time the forest floor as it stood ...

The Gilboa fossil forest, in the Catskill Mountains in upstate New York, is generally referred to as 'the oldest fossil forest'. Yet by scientific standards it has remained mythical.

The site sits just east of the famous Gilboa fossil forest in Schoharie County, which was originally hailed as the world’s oldest forest in the 1920s.

The famous Gilboa fossil forest, discovered a century ago, is a short jaunt up the road from Cairo, New York.

A fossil forest found in an abandoned quarry gives clues to how it helped shaped the modern atmosphere.