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Scientists have discovered that the world’s oldest armored dinosaur sported the most extreme defensive features ever found in any vertebrate, living or extinct. The 165-million-year-old Spicomellus afer from Morocco challenges everything researchers
Mike Robinson and Patrick Henningsen with Friday’s UK Column News. Sources: Russia Hits Ukraine Hard – Breakdown of Action and Reaction 00:31 BBC: UK tells Russia to stop ‘senseless killing’
Deep in the desert, a towering mountain looms, its peaks echoing with the ancient thunder of divine revelation, where Moses received the Ten Commandments. Somewhere around, a golden chest, the
Stephanie Brown & Manuel Eisner/The Conversation A recent YouGov poll found that the word that Americans most associate with the Middle Ages is “violent”. Medieval towns may appear to be full of
Jerm and Sasha Latypova, a researcher and former pharmaceutical industry executive known for her critical analysis of public health policies, delve into the complexities surrounding the COVID “pandemic” and, specifically,
Denmark’s National Museum has revealed what researchers describe as the closest thing to an actual portrait from the Viking Age: a remarkably detailed 10th-century figurine carved from precious walrus ivory
A discovery in northern Vietnam has revealed the earliest documented case of human conflict in Southeast Asia, fundamentally altering our understanding of prehistoric violence in the region. The remarkably preserved
The modern-day disasters which have befallen the Church of England are too many to mention, and they cannot be ascribed to coincidence. What is it about the Church that has
They knew. They did it anyway. As Aristotle wrote in Politics about the governing of Carthage: They think the rulers should be chosen … for their wealth … It is
French archaeologists have unearthed a remarkably well-preserved Roman mausoleum at Saint-Romain-en-Gal near Lyon, representing one of only 18 tumulus mausolea discovered in France, and the sole circular structure found in