An exhibition at the Getty in Los Angeles brings together panels from a stunning altarpiece by Venetian painter Paolo Veneziano
Critics cite the Berlin museum's ties to the country's colonialist past
Genetic tests using museum specimens suggest that the Xerces blue was a distinct species and that it disappeared in 1941
Kai Ly spotted the unnamed satellite using telescope images from 2003
The English city argues that redevelopment of its waterfront shouldn't disqualify it from the list
The enigmatic, 2,400-year-old mummy's last meal consisted of porridge and fish
A series of newly announced grants will support 40 African American landmarks and organizations
Scientists say this open-ocean species, also known as an opah, typically inhabits warmer waters than those of the Pacific Northwest
Master carvers from the Lummi Nation, a Native tribe in Washington, crafted the 5,000-pound object from a single red cedar tree
Unearthed on the Isle of Man, experts suspect Vikings most likely added money to the stash over time
Prior to the foundation of Alexandria, Thônis-Heracleion served as Egypt's greatest Mediterranean port
Opening in March 2022, the show will feature hidden gems inspired by personal stories
A new exhibition in Illinois centers the stories of the 20,000 Jewish refugees who fled to the Chinese city
Researchers say the new, detailed image of the black hole at the center of the Centaurus A galaxy could reveal how its jets formed
Researchers discover that immune cells aren’t the body’s only line of defense against bacterial pathogens
Duke and Huntah are first dogs used by law enforcement to detect coronavirus cases
Researchers in Los Angeles realized that a linen wrapping housed in the Getty's collections fit perfectly with a piece held in New Zealand
The molecules offer insights on ancient farming practices near the Chehrabad salt mine in Iran
Seismic imaging data depicts 52-feet high waves 5,000 feet below Louisiana
The newly opened overpass measures 40 feet long and weighs 6 tons
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