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New evidence shows that a set of ancient footprints in New Mexico pre-date when scientists believed humans populated the Americas.

Scientists Surprised by Footprints From Before Humans Were Supposed to Be in America

By Frank Landymore

It appears that one of our ancestral species had burial rituals that included the carving of symbols hundreds of thousands of years ago.

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Pre-Human Species Carved Symbols More Than 200,000 Years Ago

By Noor Al-Sibai

Recovered human hairs provide the first direct evidence that prehistoric Europeans were fond of consuming psychoactive rugs like scopolamine.

Science & Energy

Scientists Discover That Ancient Humans Were Tripping Balls in a Cave

By Frank Landymore

The discovery of over a hundred miles of Mayan "superhighways" challenges previous understandings of the organization of Preclassic Mayans.

Science & Energy

Early Mayan Civilization Was Far More Advanced Than We Thought, Scientists Say

By Frank Landymore

Scientists uncovered fossils of a fearsome new pterosaur species that strongly resembles a dragon from European mythology.

Science & Energy

Scientists Discover Dinosaur Fossil That Seems Suspiciously Like a Dragon

By Dan Robitzski

As the world continues to heat up from climate change, tens of thousands of important archaeological sites throughout the Arctic will be destroyed.

Climate Change Is Destroying Greenland’s Historic Viking Towns

By Dan Robitzski

New DNA Evidence Confirms Existence of Female Viking Warriors

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New DNA Evidence Confirms Existence of Female Viking Warriors

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The Ancient World Is Being Brought to Life

By June Javelosa