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Artist Alexis Rockman Tells A Tale of Tomorrow at American Art

Ewer with birds, snakes, and humans, China, Middle Yangzi River Valley, ca 1100–1050 BCE. Bronze

"Ancient Chinese Jades and Bronzes" Opens at the Freer Gallery

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Inviting Writing: Family Feasts at a Georgia Granny's House

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Koreaceratops—A Swimming Ceratopsian?

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Rare Science Books up for Auction Next Week

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Events: Native American Dance, Book Signings, Postal Museum Tours and More

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From Harold and Maude to Harry Potter: Making Fictional Foods Real

One blogger's quest to recreate the ginger pie from the movie Harold and Maude got us thinking about other fictional foods

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A New View of Ankylosaur Feet

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Zoom in on a Daddy Longlegs

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Weekend Events: Jazz at the Freer, Fashionable Gods and a National Portrait Gallery Family Fun Day

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See the Hope Diamond in its New Setting, Unveiled Today at Natural History

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Rare Earth Elements Not Rare, Just Playing Hard to Get

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Barron Hilton Pioneers of Flight Gallery Opens Tomorrow

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Maple Vodka: A Sweeter Spirit

Vermont Spirits, a small St. Johnsbury distillery, makes vodka from the fermented sugars of maple sap instead of potatoes or grain

Artist's impression of a group of giant azhdarchids, Quetzalcoatlus northropi, foraging on a Cretaceous fern prairie. A juvenile titanosaur has been caught by one pterosaur, while the others stalk through the scrub in search of small vertebrates and other food.

Why a Pterosaur is Not a Dinosaur

Calling a pterosaur a dinosaur is an error of the same order of magnitude as saying that our species is a marsupial

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Smithsonian Folkways' Sounds of the Civil Rights Movement

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Soup for Breakfast

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Dinosaur Comics Stampede

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Wednesday Roundup: Space Suits, Diaries and Native Music

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Oil and Water Do Mix

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