The macabre creations are likely the product of an overcrowded cemetery cleared out hundreds of years ago
The African American photographer was a founding member of the Kamoinge Workshop, an art collective launched during the 1960s
Thousands of years ago, hunter-gatherers in the “green Sahara” ate mostly catfish and tilapia
After touching an object in the dark, the insects can recognize it later through sight alone—a complex cognitive feat
Keeping patients awake during operations can help neurosurgeons avoid damaging areas of the brain that govern functions like vision, movement or speech
Firefighters in Austria worked for three hours to prevent 1,590 liters of Zweigelt from flooding a local restaurant
An underground temple and sarcophagus discovered in the Roman Forum may pay homage to the mythical figure
The building, one of three newly restored painted houses, is named for a Latin inscription that reads, “Lovers lead, like bees, a life as sweet as honey”
A new show reveals how Frida Kahlo, Meret Oppenheim and other women artists probed questions of femininity, autonomy and politics
Town manager Melissa G. Arrighi called the defacement "unfathomable and unconscionable"
They’re not really volcanoes. But they do spew freezing cold water, and that’s very cool
Officials have cordoned off an area of Lake Hollingsworth where Florida water snakes are doing their business
Brachiosaurus remains rarely surface in the fossil record
A trove of artifacts reveals the town of Missoula's remarkable and diverse past
"The March" debuts on February 28 at the DuSable Museum in Chicago
The male figure depicted on the Tulloch Stone has an "elaborate hairstyle," "robust" torso and "pronounced" buttocks
The blind, eel-like amphibians called olms live deep in European caves and can go years without food
The period is named for Japan’s Chiba prefecture, where a cliff shows evidence of the most recent reversal of Earth’s magnetic field
In these crafters' scarves and blankets, rows of color correspond with daily temperature
An unusual theory ultimately warrants skepticism under further research is conducted
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