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Fossils discovered at Juukan Gorge indicate that Tasmanian devils coexisted with humans in Western Australia's Pilbara region for tens of thousands of years, po

A new discovery of fossils and tools in a cave in southwestern China provides a richer understanding of the enigmatic Denisovans, suggesting these ancient human

Scientists have discovered fossil eggshells from some of the largest dinosaurs, titanosaurs, in an unexpectedly cool climate. Microscopic evidence reveals how t

Bones discovered in Yukon have been identified as belonging to an ice-age cheetah. Researchers utilized DNA and isotope analysis to understand how these large c

A letter from Jill White advocates for legal protection for fossils on the Jurassic Coast, citing concerns about hammer-wielding tourists destroying potential f

Scientists have discovered 14 fossilized shark teeth in Egypt's Western Desert, revealing five previously unknown extinct shark species. These ancient predators

Scientists have discovered nearly 400 fossils in France, providing insights into ancient life near the South Pole.

The sale of a significant UK fossil collection to a private overseas buyer, now displayed in Abu Dhabi, highlights concerns among scientists that the ultra-rich

A podcast discusses how the sale of a significant UK fossil collection to overseas private collectors, now displayed in Abu Dhabi, raises concerns among scienti

Fossils discovered in Wyoming indicate that ancient forests collapsed following an period of extreme global warming.

As rivers dry up across Europe, various historical artifacts are emerging, including German World War II warships from the Danube near Serbia's Prahovo, and woo

One hundred thirteen-million-year-old fossils reveal that massive volcanic eruptions released carbon dioxide, causing ocean acidification and a major planktic f

New fossils suggest that baby T. rex were formidable predators from birth, as discussed in a Nature briefing. The briefing also covered the prowess of ancient E

New rare fossils reveal that baby T. Rex were initially no larger than house cats but were already deadly, providing crucial insights into the dinosaur's early

A paleontologist argues that science suffers when scientifically important fossils like T-rex enter private collections, as it restricts access for researchers.

Sotheby's T. Rex auction has raised concerns that increasing private wealth is outbidding museums for fossils, making it difficult for researchers to study and

Scientists suggest that recently discovered fossils could represent the earliest evidence of behavioral "handedness" in animals.