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Tylosaurus rex in the prehistoric ocean

The Texas T. Rex Is an 80-Million-Year-Old Mosasaur the Size of a School Bus

Skeletal remains in a Norwegian burial site

Microbial Communities May Help Explain Why Some Ancient Bodies Disappear After Burial, While Others Remain

Ancient stone archway of the Ming Dynasty

A 15th-Century Surgeon’s Tools Still Carried Traces of Anesthetic 600 Years Later

full micromoon

The Rare Blue Micromoon of May 2026 Is About To Peak — How to Catch This Smaller Full Moon 

A gray rock dove eating from a human hand, illustrating the long relationship between pigeons and people dating back to the Bronze Age.

Bronze Age Pigeons May Have Lived Alongside Humans and Been Ritually Eaten 3,000 Years Ago

Atom that represents helium

We Are Experiencing a Helium Shortage — What This Could Mean for an "Irreplaceable" Element

The Great Pyramid of Giza

A Hidden Design Feature May Explain How the Great Pyramid Survives Earthquakes

Room A2 in Complex N1 where the remains of the individuals were buried before excavations

Ancient DNA Reveals People Traveled Over 400 Miles Along Peru’s Coast Before the Inca Empire — and Kept Their Identities Intact

close up of chimpanzee wrist and hand

Humans and Chimpanzees Have Surprisingly Similar Wrists — Both May Trace Back to a Knuckle-Walking Ancestor

Sampling of inner ear discovery at the Megalithic society burial in Europe

Europe’s Megalithic Tombs Linked Families Across Far Distances, Including a Father and Son Buried 140 Miles Apart

Cuneiform tablet

AI Helps Researchers Identify 3,000-Year-Old Scribes From 5 Million Ancient Cuneiform Symbols

Potato farm in the Andes Mountains

Andean Genomes Reveal How Food Shapes Human Evolution

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