military history
Found: The Site Where Julius Caesar May Have Landed in Britain
Is this Rome's first beachhead in the Isles?
Stories
Stories shared by this traveler.
military history
Is this Rome's first beachhead in the Isles?
rites and rituals
They're evidence of a long tradition of ceremonial feasting.
spiders
A rich month of species-finding in the Guyana rain forest.
presidents
One has been named after a former president who had a thing for marine conservation.
objects of intrigue
The insulated copper wire was used to illuminate the inventor's New Jersey home.
mythology
Dog sacrifice, lawless war-bands, and coming of age on the Russian steppes.
exploration
A 17-foot-long sirenian emerges on a remote Russian island.
art
An Italian artist has created an imaginary homeland for all of our plastic waste.
rivers
A recent spike in seahorse sightings is more evidence of a river revival.
paintings
The fourth and final part of a painting hidden under other paintings ends an 80-year mystery.
ancient
Neolithic jars from Georgia contain residue of a tasting 8,000 years ago.
disasters
After decades of searching, the site where 400 lost their lives has been identified.
cultures and civilizations
They had two years to procreate, or a hierodule would be hired.
astronomy
Going out with a bang.
museums
One of the perils of painting outdoors.
art
A miniature masterpiece from the Greek tomb of the "Griffin Warrior."
telescopes
A newly observed galaxy formed just after the Big Bang.
toys
A social media trend has spawned travel agencies and even passports—just for stuffies.
sports
Spalding, did you see Wilson out there?
collections
The National Library of Ireland asked the public for help, and the public provided it.
extinct animals
A new member of the family.
news
NGTS-1b defies what we thought we knew about how planets form.
politics
Odor control was a significant concern.
libraries
The Luneborch manuscript vanished, and was lost for decades only to reappear again in a mysterious package.