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It only takes a few minutes to drive through the small town of Greybull, Wyoming, but in that short drive you're passing through millions of years of history.

A full Triceratops skeleton cast now greets visitors in the lobby of the Sustainable, Energy and Environment Community building on the University of Colorado Boulder's campus.

If knowledge of history fades into the mist, then given that nature abhors a vacuum, the space will be filled with ignorance, and worse, wilful malice. By Warwick McFadyen

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ZOOM only this evening: CAMDEN — January 16 is the kick off for a renewed Winter Speaker Series of the Camden-Rockport Historical Society in cooperation with the Camden Public Library. The original winter series had been suspended due to Covid...

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The National Museum of Natural History’s entomology department comprises 1.3 million different species of insects.

We noticed that a man was initiated into Kappa's Wyoming chapter despite the discomfort of the young women in the chapter, and we said something about it.

There's something for everyone in the Boston museum scene.

IOS 16.3 will be available next week, and requires Apple Watch Series 4 or later running watchOS 9.3, and iPhone 8 or later and iPhone…