Dr. Luiz Pezo-Lanfranco and his colleagues have published a study on child mortality at the Quebrada Chupacigarro Cemetery ...

In this passage from Dengue Boy, the latest read for the New Scientist Book Club, we get an insight into life for Michel ...

Scientists have discovered fossilized shark teeth in the Midwest, a region far from any ocean. How did these ancient marine ...

Tucson becomes a global stage for Earth’s most breathtaking treasures at the Tucson Gem and Mineral Show. But beyond the ...

Scientists are pushing the boundaries of genetic engineering with an ambitious plan to resurrect the woolly mammoth by 2028. Using cutting-edge cloning and gene-editing technology, researchers aim to ...

Our planet’s history is one of extreme climate cycles that repeat across time, with insights into the Earth’s previous ...

One might assume that marine fossils are exclusively unearthed in sedimentary coastal or underwater deposits. This is far ...

You’ll “nurture plant species and learn how to manage gardening in Earth’s prehistoric environments,” research different flora, and use them to make tonics that you can use as bargaining ...

After two weeks of open voting in the 16th edition of the Building of the Year Awards, our readers have meticulously narrowed down a pool of almost 4,000 projects to a select group of 75 finalists ...

Extensive data analysis based on fieldwork conducted between 1993 and 2009 has enabled BU to report on a fascinating ceremonial and funereal landscape in east Dorset. The Knowlton Prehistoric ...

NASA scientists have just spotted a hunk of space rock that could smack into Earth in 2032. And while it's unlikely to wipe out humanity, it could take out a city.

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