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North Korea Finds Ancient Unicorn Lair, Because Sure, Why Not

By Ian Chant Nov 30th
Near-Complete Woolly Mammoth Skeleton Found Near Paris, Causing Visions of Cloning to Dance Through Our Heads

By Rebecca Pahle Nov 7th
Indiana Jones Cat Discovers 2,000-Year-Old Ruins In Rome

By Jill Pantozzi Oct 20th
Skeleton Army Dug Out of Danish Bog, Undead Catastrophe Probably Imminent

By Ian Chant Aug 14th
New Egyptian Pyramids May Have Been Discovered Thanks To Google Earth And Keen Eyes

By Jill Pantozzi Aug 13th
Archaeologists find evidence of 2,500-year-old chocolate

By Kellie Foxx-Gonzalez Aug 6th
Boobs Had Bras Over 600 Years Ago, 500 Years Before Bra’s Invention

By Alanna Bennett Jul 18th
50-Million-Year-Old Turtle Fossils Found Doing the Nasty

By Ted Johnson Jun 22nd
Ancient Engravings Prove That Early Modern Humans Just Loved the Vulva

By Jamie Frevele May 15th
Ancient Mayan Murals Reveal That the World Isn’t Ending This Year After All!

By Jamie Frevele May 11th
Researchers Find Evidence That Humans Used Fire 1 Million Years Ago

By James Plafke Apr 3rd
Popcorn May Be One Thousand Years Older Than We Thought

By Susana Polo Jan 22nd
Geologists Pinpoint Origin of Early Stones at Stonehenge

By Max Eddy Dec 19th
Ancient Egyptians Styled Their Hair for the Afterlife

By Erin Podolak Aug 18th
Meet Sada Mire, The World’s Only Active Somali Archaeologist

By Alanna Bennett Jun 20th
Ice Age Brits Used Skulls for Cups

By Max Eddy Feb 17th
Ötzi the Iceman Might Not Have Died Alone

By Susana Polo Aug 27th
This Ancient Extinct Pacific Turtle Looks Familiar…

By Susana Polo Aug 22nd