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Archaeologists confirm the animals were buried with their owners at an ancient site in Verona, Italy. Click to read more.

Italy has permanently bestowed Iraq with the replica of the famed Assyrian "Bull of Nimrud" statue previously displayed at the Roman Colosseum and UNESCO Paris headquarters.

The Boston Symphony Orchestra has recently announced its newly appointed assistant conductor, Anna Handler, who will be stepping into the post in September of this year in a two-year-long term.

A team of biologists and natural resource specialists from Cornell University and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, both in New York, has found evidence suggesting that lake fish in some of New York's lakes are losing habitat due to dual threats related to climate change.

Scientists found 5-foot logs from 476,000 years ago that had woodwork done on them using stone tools, which is a rare neolithic find in South Africa. Read more here.

Tens of thousands of years before modern humans dominion over the planet, there they were on a Laotian mountaintop. Though, it seems their lineages went extinct

Tens of thousands of years before modern humans dominion over the planet, there they were on a Laotian mountaintop. Though, it seems their lineages went extinct

A rare find of jawbone fossil belonging to an American lion that roamed the earth 11,000 years ago was found by a man who was on a walk along the exposed sandbar in the Mississippi River.

Climate change and global warming are helping ancient viruses from waking up by melting permafrost, their frozen storage for a long time.

A Tennessee KFC employee is being hailed a hero after reportedly calling police when a customer who was kidnapped left a note at the register begging for help.