'Dancing' Muse Statue From 2,175 Years Ago Unearthed in City of Gladiators
The ancient city's site has been inhabited for thousands of years and has changed hands between several civilizations.
TECHNOLOGY
Male Contraceptive Pill Enters First Trial
The first non-hormonal birth control pill tested for men, YCT-529, has been found to have minimal side effects in mice.
North America's First People May Have Arrived on Sea Ice 24,000 Years Ago
The latest findings shed new light on the peopling of the Americas, one of the hottest debates in archaeology.
Mysterious Objects Found Underwater in Potentially 'Mind-Blowing' Discovery
The artifacts are made from obsidian, a naturally occurring volcanic glassâtypically jet-black in colorâformed by the rapid cooling of lava.
Was 'Unknown' DNA Found in Peru Mummies? What We Know
Researchers told Mexico's Congress that 30 percent of DNA was from an unknown species.
Plastic Surgeons Reveal the 'Most Desirable' Shape for a Man's Buttock
"The findings suggest that a moderately enhanced, well-proportioned appearance is most desirable," Duke University plastic surgeon Ashit Patel said.
Volcano Behind Cataclysmic 1883 Eruption Sparks Modern Tsunami Fears
This volcano caused a devastating tsunami in 2018, after a landslide fell into the surrounding ocean.
Divers Discover Fresh Riches From Sunken Treasure Ship Thought Picked Clean
The finds from the 17th-century galleonâ"one of the richest treasure ships" ever lost at seaâinclude gems and coins.
Drought Unfolding As 'Unprecedented' Planetary-Scale Emergency
Drought is claiming more lives than ever before, as well as causing more economic loss and seriously affecting some areas of society, a report states.
US Set for Exceptionally Warm Winter as Record Global Temperatures Expected
Due to the combination of climate change and El Niño, this winter is set to be extraordinarily warm, as much of the past year has been.
Archaeologists 'Surprised' by 6,500-Year-Old Stone Age Site Near Arctic
"The north is a magical place, and it holds many surprisesâTainiaro being just one of them," archaeologist Aki Hakonen said.
War Destroying Ukraine's Cultural Heritage at Scale 'Not Seen Since WWII'
The destruction of Ukrainian cultural heritage is much more extensive than previously understood, a study has revealed.
'Cannibal' Sun Eruption to Hit Earth Friday, May Affect Satellites, Radio
The solar event could cause geomagnetic storms in the atmosphere that may have an impact on electronic communications.
Researchers Discover Bird Footprints Made 120 Million Years Ago
Scientists say the fossilized footprints represent the oldest evidence of birds living anywhere in the Southern Hemisphere
Electronic Pill That Listens to Your Stomach May Reveal Cause of Bad Sleep
Once swallowed, the tiny electronic device goes into your stomach and listens to your breathing and heart rates.
