Articles by Jonathan Carey

A themed version of the board game, to help stave off wartime boredom.

The long history of measuring the world’s highest point.

Research has placed a new name in a special place on the list of 'Clotilda' survivors.

A deep, cosmopolitan archive appears online for the first time.

Everything is bigger in Pangaea.

A Byzantine trash heap reveals the slow decline of a desert culture.

Workers uncovered evidence from a pivotal moment in the city's modern history.

A wreck discovered in the Nile suggests the ancient Greek historian's description was spot on.

It was not a mirage.

A new study suggests that creating these natural wonders doesn't require external forces.

For 144 years, it lived at El Pueblo de Los Angeles, the site where the city was founded in the 18th century.

Researchers believe the sailors were commemorating their voyages.

Wes Modes is documenting life along America's waterways.

Farmers in Madhya Pradesh are struggling to combat the avian theft.

New research suggests that the city’s demise wasn’t related to a sudden catastrophe, but rather, a choice.

A team of experts will be restoring four decorative pyramids, made of human remains.

There's a catch: You have to be willing to restore the futuristic structure.

The toxic flurries are a product of Russia's coal pits.

Her escape was documented in the margins of a medieval manuscript.

In October 2018, the Japanese city of Osaka broke off its 60-year relationship with San Francisco, California.

But it didn’t go well for them when things got cold again.

It is considered one of the most comprehensive works on Cuba’s flora during the colonial period.

This miniature foe is munching through the stone walls of Sé Velha.

The collection comes from a time when the author was just becoming a household name.