High-fidelity replication guarantees the stable inheritance of genetic information stored in the DNA of living organisms. The minichromosome maintenance (MCM) complex functions as replicative DNA-unwinding helicase and has been identified as one key player in the replication process of archea and eukarya. Despite the availability of considerable structural information on archeal MCMs, such information was missing for their C-terminal domain. In order to obtain more detailed structural information, we assigned the NMR chemical shifts for backbone and side chain nuclei for the MCM C-terminal winged helix domains of the archeal species Methanothermobacter thermautrophicus and Sulfolobus solfataricus.