literature
The Banned 1910s Magazine That Started a Feminist Movement in Japan
"Seitō" showed women how to leave their husbands.
Stories
Stories shared by this traveler.
literature
"Seitō" showed women how to leave their husbands.
archaeology
It was found on a tiny island with a shrouded past.
disasters
Researchers recently discovered evidence of a historic tsunami's true extent.
beer
South Americans were brewing booze with cold-resistant yeast at least 200 years before Europeans.
fashion
Queen Elizabeth I wanted none of it.
collections
Including 6,727 different kinds of tree.
news
A treat for all you snout-fair wordsmiths.
science
A manuscript full of nothings dates back to the 3rd or 4th century.
cars
Archaeologists were surprised to find a vintage MG roadster at an old artillery installation.
cliffs
Locals collect them for good luck.
maps
Hundreds of soldiers and sailors faced off over one tiny island in the Pacific Northwest.
cliffs
Micrometeorites are surprisingly beautiful up close.
maps
A mariner's take on a town in "New Spain" was notably accurate for its time.
sacred spaces
Code-breaking software deciphers a strange missive penned by a 17th-century nun.
animals
Could cosmic events be leading sperm whales to their deaths?
vikings
Turns out they weren't just myths.
science
Eight plots in Alaska are now the longest-running study of plant succession in the world.
shipwrecks
The Ohio and Choctaw sank in "Shipwreck Alley."
science
Inside a quiet revolution in the study of the world's other great kingdom.
science
They had dramatically different ideas about how to depict dead bodies.
disasters
The city of Neapolis was destroyed by a tsunami in 365 A.D.
animals
Pink dolphins and orange-tailed monkeys were hiding in the forest.
dinosaurs
Pterosaurs were so big!
hidden
Two plant-obsessed photographers are on a mission.