Articles by Christina Ayele Djossa

More than 45,000 years ago, these porky foragers inspired the earliest known non-abstract art.

The man known as Margarida refused to let prejudice affect his flashy officiating style.

These vibrant artworks advertised the freshest styles and sleekest cuts.

Something very bad happened here.

The hilly ruins remained lost for centuries.

Red fare at June 19 celebrations has significance that predates American slavery.

The cash, discovered under an English retail store, is a priceless find.

They are tiny but mightily impactful.

Questionable dental hygiene in a man from the 8th millennium B.C. unveils early omnivore tendencies.

And they would have gotten away with 40 pairs, if it weren't for the police.

Where to go if you don't enjoy sudden electric bolts from the sky.

We asked for your thoughts on the function of these mysterious relics, and boy did you deliver.

It's called a muntjac, and the last time it appeared was nearly two decades ago.

Nothing like an explosive discovery on garbage day.

No one can figure out these Neolithic artifacts. We want your best guesses.

The unidentified marine carcass has made the beach rather unpleasant.

It’s all-consuming.

Evidence of the extinct.

A new look at the fossil shows plants of the era may have been greener and more vascular than we thought.

Behold this holy trash.

The 15,000-year-old find dates back to the Late Pleistocene age.

These deadly relics were symbols of power and prestige.

This sailor's snack is well past its expiration date.

While on the job, the anatomist Dr. Joy Reidenberg has been escorted by police and scrutinized by nude sunbathers.