Walk along almost any canal in metro Phoenix and you're sure to find thousands of shells, each smaller than a quarter. What are they and how did they get there? Those are the questions reporter ...

Making the canal meant "clearing a path through mangrove and pine forests, then digging and removing thousands of basketfuls of earth by hand, using only tools made of shell and wood," according ...

who has vacationed on the canal’s north end since boyhood. “It’s a little less affluent, and people are shell-fishing more. [It’s] a more blue-collar kind of environment.” In all ...

Harry King walks past a trench dug by researchers to study the canal. Gregory Waselkov The Middle Woodland period is also famous for long-distance traffic. Stones, shells and other goods were ...

The Police had said back in October last year that of the 36 7.62×39 and three 7.62×51 spent shells found at the robbery scene at Canal Number Two Polder, three 7.62×51 matched two 7.62×51 ...

A human-constructed island made primarily of shells, the island’s building materials ... The watercourts flanked a 100-foot-wide canal that bisected the entire island. Each one had a roughly ...