Genetic evidence showed that two men illegally chopped down and sold valuable bigleaf maple trees inside Olympic National Forest
The papers illuminate the life of a woman whose career was often overshadowed by that of her husband, Robert Smithson
The Stovepipe Wells weather station measured an average temperature of 118.1 degrees Fahrenheit on Sunday
Palomar 5's unusual cluster may explain some of the Milky Way's star streams and other phenomena
A pottery fragment found in Israel bears the name Jerubbaal—a nickname for Gideon ben Yoash, who appears in the Book of Judges
An ongoing effort to trace the artist's male lineage may help researchers sequence his genome
Researchers find that the metabolisms of these marine mammals go into overdrive to create heat in cool waters
A pair of amateur archaeologists discovered the sandstone relief at Vindolanda in northern England
The Entomological Society of America is taking suggestions to rename the insect previously called the 'gypsy moth'
New research dates the wooden basin's construction to a time of immense social change for Bronze Age people
The estimated death toll could be more than a billion
A lecturer at Catholic University discovered the rare costume wrapped in a trash bag in a drama department office
Dark spots on the insect's wings can cause them to overheat. But as they lose them to adapt to climate change, potential mates may not recognize them
Some of the burials appear to be clustered around "parent" funerary mounds of seeming cultural significance
The building complex was likely the seat of Christian power for Makuria, which was once as large as France and Spain combined
A new show spotlights the scholars who protested the controversial, post-war American tour of 202 German-owned artworks
Like humans, fish can get addicted to methamphetamines and go through withdrawal
Intact, 500-year-old upper jaws discovered in an African cave bear evidence of deliberate facial modification
The hot, chemical plumes could be produced by something similar to Earthly microscopic life forms that consume hydrogen and carbon, then burp up methane
The grand structure, which once hosted events near the Temple Mount, will soon open to tourists
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