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A new exhibit in Budapest reveals hyperrealistic faces of 16 people who lived 1,700 years ago in Roman-era Hungary. Using cutting-edge technology and ancient DNA, scientists recreated what these individuals actually looked like.
A wealthy Roman woman buried with rare treasures 1,700 years ago is captivating visitors at a new exhibit in England. Her ornate lead coffin and precious grave goods reveal how deeply she was cherished by her community.
Scientists in Thailand have identified a new species of giant dinosaur that stretched as long as three city buses and weighed as much as nine elephants. The discovery rewrites what we know about prehistoric giants in Southeast Asia.
Researchers in Costa Rica uncovered 49 fossil pieces from a mastodon relative and an elephant-sized ground sloth that roamed the region up to 40,000 years ago. The rare discovery will anchor a new paleontology exhibit, adding prehistoric wonder to a country famous for its living wildlife.
