A burning pain in a woman’s legs was due to ergotism, a disease that causes restriction of blood flow. The image shows a CT scan of the woman’s legs before and after treatment for the disease. A woman’s migraine medication…
“Meritamun” was inscribed on the mummy’s wrappings. And the researchers believe that when she was alive, Meritamun would have stood just under 5 feet (151 centimeters). An Egyptian woman who was mummified with her mouth open in a silent scream…
The Australian bees of genus Tetragonula produce strange, spiral nests. Scientists think they know why. In a world of bland hexagonal honeycombs, a small group of rebellious Australian bees has chosen to build spiral staircases. Meet the bees of the…
Archaeologists found the remains of a basalt slab floor from the Aztec palace. The remains of an Aztec palace where emperor Moctezuma II was held captive by the Spanish and killed in 1520 has been discovered in Mexico City. Historical…
Archaeologists explore the vast Chiquihuite Cave in the Chiapas Highlands of northwest Mexico. The early inhabitants of North America left behind precious few clues of their existence — a footprint here, a weapon and a mummy there — leading scientists…
A 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck off the Alaskan coast on July 22, 2020. A powerful 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Alaska, south of the Aleutian Islands, Tuesday night (July 21) local time, prompting fear of a tsunami, the U.S.…