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Where did our most ancient ancestors live? Our DNA and the Genographic Project are on the threshold of telling us.

Dun Carloway Broch is situated on the west coast of the Isle of Lewis, in Scotland's Outer Hebrides. It is the finest example of stone age architecture in Scotland.

Brian Bates' book "The Way of Wyrd" tells of the remarkable adventures of an Anglo-Saxon Shaman in the Mysterious world of Ancient England.

Dhofar is a lush tropical region in the Arabian kingdom of Oman but it was not always a part of Oman and in the 1960s tried to assert its independence in civil war.

The Anasazi improved their architectural skills to the point where they were able to construct buildings as high as five stories, consisting of hundreds of rooms.

A study conducted on monkeys has found that on a calorie-restricted diet they were less likely to die from heart disease, cancer, and diabetes.

The heart is an amazing machine but asking it to do the impossible is not the best way to achieve longevity. The heart needs proper rest and nutrition to do its job.

Excerpts from a speech by Georgina Williams Yambo Kartanya, Ngangkiburka Kaurnayerta (Senior Woman, Kaurna Country), about recovering stolen identities.

This self-guided tour of the Natural History Museum at Western Wyoming Community College offers visitors fun, educational activities while visiting Sweetwater County.

The Earth is populated by millions of species, and this is the result of countless chance events.

Preservatives are a type of additive, which can be natural or artificial. Preservatives are found in many of the foods you commonly eat.

Ferns and their taxonomic relatives are complex of body but primitive in their mode of reproduction.

Around 10,000 B.C.E. the Jomon culture developed in Japan, which became isolated from the Ice Age land bridge to Eurasia.