Researchers found a way to "make the invisible visible," revealing an ancient drug practice.

An 18th-century British ambassador to Italy was so fascinated by volcanoes that he designed a multimedia device to make watercolor lava seem like it's moving.

The device is called "Messenger" and recites biblical readings in multiple languages.

Three burials are challenging a widespread notion about the interactions between Mesoamerican cultures.

Scholars may have been misreading verses from a 12th-century sermon for over a century.

Stone Age Europeans sported animal teeth as accessories, but how did they extract the materials to make them?