The sea is devouring medieval towns, uncovering shipwrecks, and eroding valuable archaeological sites.
Even if everybody isn’t happy with the quality of snow removal, they should be pleased it's not their responsibility
While Darwin contemplated speciation and evolution, his kids envisioned battling vegetables and tropical birds
New research shows that ancient Britons started cooking with dairy soon after livestock was introduced to the isles
The Nazi SS ran an entomological research facility
The same mathematical equations that describe patterns of modern urban sprawl are equally suited to explaining the development of ancient cities
And it'll be public, so anyone can check it out
Biblical figures were riding around on camels thousands of years before camels were domesticated
Casts and computer images are all that's of footprints made 900,000 years ago on the British coast
The B-54 Special Atomic Demolition Munition was a nuclear bomb the size of a backpack
Over time, Olympians are changing shape to suit their sport
Researchers are attempting to digitize and preserve the tens of thousands of patient records from the Central State Hospital
The new pyramid joins the list of other mysterious step pyramids built before the Great Pyramid at Giza
Between 1939 and 1945 the War Artists Advisory Committee purchased about 6,000 pieces of art from over 400 artists
Some of the Neanderthal genes made important contributions while others made us more susceptible to disease
That's more than twice as many as they expected to find
The Pueblo incident ended peacefully, but newly unclassified documents detail President Johnson's contingency plans
DNA from an ancient human tooth found in a cave in Spain reveals one European hunter-gatherer's complexion
The reflected faces of NASA staff appear in John Glenn's spacesuit
Since 1844, millions of photographs have probably been taken of Jerusalem. But these blurry snaps are the very first.
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