U.S. archaeology faces ‘apocalyptic’ threat
Congress and the White House are moving to weaken key law that requires preproject reviews
Congress and the White House are moving to weaken key law that requires preproject reviews
Author: Taylor Mitchell Brown
The first dinos that only ate fruit munched like parrots
Toothless, turkey-size oddity may have evolved alongside the emergence of flowering plants
Toothless, turkey-size oddity may have evolved alongside the emergence of flowering plants
Major employer of archaeologists shuts down, leaving workers in the lurch
The “ungraceful exit” of Chronicle Heritage leaves many researchers fearful for the future
The “ungraceful exit” of Chronicle Heritage leaves many researchers fearful for the future
Exclusive: Archaeology megafirm abruptly shuts down
Chronicle Heritage was largest U.S. cultural resources management company
Chronicle Heritage was largest U.S. cultural resources management company
These frogs ‘see’ prey with their star-shaped toes
Fingertips of Suriname toads are hypersensitive motion detectors, new study reveals
Fingertips of Suriname toads are hypersensitive motion detectors, new study reveals
How the ‘fire amoeba’ withstands temperatures that would kill most complex life
Incendiamoeba cascadensis may survive in volcanic lakes thanks to a static blanket that shields its proteins from the heat
Incendiamoeba cascadensis may survive in volcanic lakes thanks to a static blanket that shields its proteins from the heat
Footprints may reveal biggest known mammal from age of the dinosaurs
Beefy tracks point to a Cretaceous critter as big as a large dog or mountain lion
Beefy tracks point to a Cretaceous critter as big as a large dog or mountain lion
Denisovans towered over their contemporaries and munched a bunch of meat
A pair of studies dissects the stature and diets of our mysterious archaic cousins
A pair of studies dissects the stature and diets of our mysterious archaic cousins
Saber-toothed cats became inbred—and struggled to move—before they went extinct
Population declines led to spike in spinal deformities and rare tumors, fossil study suggests
Population declines led to spike in spinal deformities and rare tumors, fossil study suggests
Ancient DNA solves Medici murder mystery
Malaria, not poisoning, killed a prominent 16th century duke
Malaria, not poisoning, killed a prominent 16th century duke