Science

A team of Egyptian archaeologists has unearthed what some describe as an industrial royal metropolis just north of modern-day Luxor,

The important part being that they did it at the same time as those who lived on coastal regions that

This absolutely looks like a book I must have and read. https://arstechnica.com/science/2021/03/stabbing-crucifixion-eaten-by-eels-learn-all-about-murder-the-roman-way/

Life as an ambassador traveling hundreds of miles on foot is clearly unpleasant and rough. https://arstechnica.com/science/2021/03/a-maya-ambassadors-grave-reveals-his-surprisingly-difficult-life/

“Deep in Switzerland’s Lake Zug swims a microorganism that has evolved a strange way to “breathe.” A team of researchers

Due to the magic of DNA sequencing, we’ve been able to discover that there was a “ghost” mammoth species, previously

The more we learn, the more we find out that what we thought we knew isn’t the case, and that

It turns out that flywheels are quite useful at grid scale reserve power, due to their longer life cycle and

Very impressive to see how this was worked out to determine, what, precisely, the shell was used for and how

Like all evidence of this sort, it’s somewhat speculative, but it does provide some reasonable guesswork and conclusions as to