She is believed to be the first African American woman with meteorological training to deliver weather news on TV
Sweden’s Rök stone, raised by a father commemorating his recently deceased son, may contain allusions to an impending period of catastrophic cold
If confirmed, the bones would be the first remains recovered from Revolutionary War soldiers in the Constitution State
After death, most brains decompose within months or years. This one lasted millennia
A new study has found that Norse hunters began pursuing smaller animals at increasingly risky distances in "a classic pattern of resource depletion"
The discovery provides insight on how Iron Age Britons adopted the Roman lifestyle
A new multimedia show includes the primatologist's childhood possessions, a 3-D film and a "Chimp Chat" station
The find may challenge modern notions about the starch-starved “paleo diet”
In 1945, Giichi Matsumura set off for the Sierra Nevada mountains. He never came back
Joseph Henry Loveless murdered his wife with an axe more than 100 years ago. Now, his dismembered remains have been identified
The table ensured standard measurements for buying and selling in the first century A.D.
The viral infection may have made its first hop into humans when large cities arose
The damaged drawing was hidden on the back of a clay cuneiform tablet
The clay figures are part of the vast subterranean army built to protect the formidable emperor Qin Shi Huang in the afterlife
The famed Copper Age mummy's bowstring is the world's oldest known specimen
This once-lost copy of "A Problem in Greek Ethics" is only the sixth of its kind
The group is seeking one million images in order to create a high-quality reconstruction
After 95 years of exclusivity, these films, books and compositions are now free for use by everyone
Archaeologists recovered the remnants of an ancient "Book of Two Ways" from a sarcophagus
The four Scythians were buried together some 2,500 years ago
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