PARSONS ISLAND, Md. — With the Chesapeake Bay sloshing at his knee-high boots, Darrin Lowery stood back and squinted at a 10-foot-tall bluff rising above a narrow strip of beach. To the ...

The new findings could change the course of history as we know it. Over the past decade, Maryland’s Parsons Island has been eroding at rapid rates due to rising sea levels. This means that ...

Maryland port officials and some state lawmakers see opportunity at Parsons Island and others like it. Such islands could be restored, they say, with sand and mud dredged from shipping channels.

Lowery now believes humans were present in Maryland around the same time ... From fresh research in New Mexico to the Parsons Island details, the updated perspectives don’t allow for the ...

Now, a recent series of discoveries on Parsons Island, Maryland, could wind back the clock yet again. And it raises some difficult questions about early human migration across North America.

such as how the early people arrived in Maryland, were they ancestors to Native Americans and now many migrations waves were there in America's history? Parsons Island is among the growing list of ...

PARSONS ISLAND — With the Chesapeake Bay sloshing ... between 13,000 and 41,000 years ago at Miles Point in eastern Maryland. But the geological record is like reading the CliffsNotes version ...