Celebrate the Weekend by Watching T-Rex Guide Plane into Airport Parking Spot
Thank God it's Friday! Now, you can kick off the weekend by watching a funny video of a T-rex guiding a Boeing into a parking spot.
Thank God it's Friday! Now, you can kick off the weekend by watching a funny video of a T-rex guiding a Boeing into a parking spot.
New digital analysis of rock surfaces in a low cave reveals huge carvings and drawings from nearly 2,000 years ago in Alabama.
It may be cave art, but it takes high-tech expertise to bring the paintings of France's Lascaux caves to life again. Artists are rushing to complete a new reproduction of the historic site before it's too late. (Video from AFP here)
The British Museum unveiled the most important piece of prehistoric art found in Britain in the last 100 years-a 5000 year-old chalk drum.
Our early ancestors probably created intricate artwork by firelight, an examination of 50 engraved stones unearthed in France has revealed. The stones were incised with artistic designs around 15,000 years ago and have patterns of heat damage which suggests they were carved close to the flickering light of a fire, the new study has found. […]
University of Minnesota researchers have found that Baltic amber compounds could fight drug-resistant bacteria.
Archaeologist Marie Woods was out looking for shellfish. Instead she found the largest dinosaur fossil footprint seen on the Yorkshire coast.
The travels of a mammoth that lived 17,000 years ago have been revealed through the study of its tusks in Alaska.
Researchers have discovered ancient hand and footprints in Tibet that are the oldest art in history-and they were made by children.
A vast swath of dark rocky glass in a Chilean desert was a mystery until researchers found it was an exploding comet that melted the sand below.
A British girl of six, who unearthed a massive ammonite during her first archaeological dig, has donated it to a museum to be enjoyed by the public. The 16 inch-long fossilized sea creature with a spiral-patterned spiked shell was a mollusk that lived in the oceans during the Jurassic period
A Nova Scotia man out for a casual beach stroll has stumbled upon what's being described as one of the most significant fossil discoveries in the province's history.