Articles by Isaac Schultz

A giant circle of pits is the largest Neolithic site found in Britain to date.

Turns out they're useful if you want to slurp up your food.

At the time, unrest roiled Egypt and an empire rose in Rome.

We asked Ivvet Modinou about the underwater creature that shares her name: P. modinouae.

Khulan have been on the wrong side of the tracks for far too long.

Solar radiation and dead trees tell us when Por-Bajin was built—and why it was neither palace nor fortress.

If it weren't for aerial surveys and lidar imaging, Aguada Fénix might never have claimed the superlative crown.

Turns out there’s a lot of running involved in running an empire.

Being fit and chivalric is as much a mental state as a physical one.

All you need is a good imagination. And a whole lot of patience.

Patience and the right resources are key.

The fearsome fighters of Greek mythology have a very real, very fit regimen to share.

An herbal a day will take the green from your gills away—and perhaps apply it to your thumb.

Calling into work from the Gates of Hell has never been easier.

In the march toward equality, these were among the first (dainty) steps.

Forty years of satellite imagery chronicles a remarkable floral comeback.

The maritime tomb in Norway is the first of its kind to be excavated in a century.

Japan’s feudal fighters were plenty tough. But they didn’t ditch their day jobs.

At-home lessons and pro tips could help quarantined kids hit pay dirt.

Over 11 million Getty images are on ice near Pittsburgh.

Call it a cold case from space.

There are 1.9 million objects to explore. What are you waiting for?

Back when reptiles were all the rage, Adalatherium really stood out.

Ancient topography lurks beneath the white expanse.