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The interactive tool allows readers to explore how queer social life has changed over time.

The limestone cliffs harbor hundreds of passages that offer glimpses into the distant past.

Qurt is salty, long-lasting, and packed with protein.

To pay homage, ultra-athletes fought snow and thorns.

The 17th-century artifacts were likely christening gifts.

Grow the plants tailored to your region, passion, or heritage.

Scientists found answers in a single piece of evidence.

In the 70s and 80s, beachgoers delighted in low-budget frights.

Perhaps, but humans all over the world, from Siberia to Illinois, have a long history of burying animals with respect.

Cold War animal experimentation and the roots of transplantation medicine.

Studying anthropology inspired a husband-wife team to ignore mockery and share their native foods.

In her work, Wendy Red Star reframes representation of Native Americans.

Researchers drilled through an Antarctic ice shelf to sample sediment. But they found animals that weren't supposed to be there.

Günther Beinert's regal miniatures appear all over Gerbstedt (population: 3,000).

"Tent toilets" are helping to remedy a stinky situation.

From his tiny studio, Cengiz Özek finds new ways to keep this Ottoman era tradition alive.

The heirlooms include an ancient 'apple melon.'

The small island was supposed to be a vacation destination. Now it's a refuge for birds, seals, and Marty Bluewater.