Art Mechanical Turk – the fake chess-playing machine that lacked intelligence but still fooled humans for decades by Rupendra Brahambhatt May 5, 2022
Archaeology Greek god Zeus was also worshipped in Egypt — this finding proves it by Rupendra Brahambhatt April 29, 2022
Archaeology Archaeologists use a radars technique to detect buried boat graves of the Viking era by Rupendra Brahambhatt April 18, 2022
Archaeology Mysterious sarcophagus found after Notre Dame fire about to be opened by Mihai Andrei April 18, 2022
Archaeology Ancient tools reveal that Neanderthal groups went extinct in waves, replacing one another by Alexandru Micu March 30, 2022
Anthropology Smelling the past: researchers reconstruct how ancient societies would have smelled like by Rupendra Brahambhatt March 30, 2022
Archaeology Experimental archeology shows how hafted tools allowed humans to get a grasp on civilization by Alexandru Micu March 17, 2022
Art How Ukrainians are desperately fighting to protect their cultural heritage amid an invasion by Rupendra Brahambhatt March 16, 2022
History Russia’s war in Ukraine is hard to grasp. We tried to make sense of it by Mihai Andrei March 12, 2022
History Eunice Foote: the first person to measure the impact of carbon dioxide on climate by Paula Ferreira March 10, 2022
History Want to live like a Roman? This historical rowing cruise on the Danube has you covered by Mihai Andrei February 22, 2022
Astronomy Annie Jump Cannon: the legend behind stellar classification by Paula Ferreira February 18, 2022
Archaeology British archeologists uncover 5,000-year-old stone drum in the grave of three children by Alexandru Micu February 12, 2022
Archaeology Inca-era human ‘vertebrae on posts’ may have been one last-ditch effort to save their ancestors’ remains from Conquistador looting by Tibi Puiu February 2, 2022
Feature Post How the ancient Romans built roads to last thousands of years by Tibi Puiu January 30, 2022
Health & Medicine Stone toilet in Israel shows that the rich and powerful in antiquity were suffering from parasites by Alexandru Micu January 17, 2022
History Friday essay: dreaming of a ‘white Christmas’ on the Aboriginal missions by Mihai Andrei December 24, 2021
Economics Extraordinarily, the effects of the Spanish Inquisition linger to this day by Jordi Vidal Robert December 23, 2021
