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Revealing Its Original Shape Not Seen in Centuries, Greece Restored Part of the Parthenon's Western Facade

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Can Printed 'Skin' Heal Burns and Prevent Scars?

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A Century and a Half After Custer's Last Stand, the Battle of Little Bighorn Continues to Mystify

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The First Edition of Emily Brontë's 'Wuthering Heights' Contained Incorrect Page Numbers, Missing Punctuation and Three Misspellings of the Word 'Heights'

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A Letter Signed by George Washington That Helped Pave the Way for American Independence Goes on Display in London

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This Magical Curse Written in Greek on a Small Lead Tablet Was Meant to Punish Enemies Nearly 2,000 Years Ago

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This Giant, Seven-Story Picnic Basket, Once Home to an Iconic American Brand, Could Be Yours for $8.5 Million

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This Week, NASA Will Launch a First-of-Its-Kind Mission to Save a Space Telescope That Has Observed the Sky for Nearly 22 Years

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100 Years Ago, Students Across the U.S. Took the First SAT. Today, Relatively Few Colleges Require the Test. Where Is It Headed?

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These Butterflies Can Live 25 Times Longer Than Their Relatives. They Might Provide Insights Into Healthy Aging in Humans

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Female Dolphins Seem to Remember Which Males Were Aggressive During Mating Season—and May Try to Avoid Them

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Scientists May Have Discovered the Origins of the Euphrates River, Which Helped Nurture Some of the Earliest Known Civilizations

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Fish and Humans Share Surprisingly Similar Sleep Habits, Including Daytime Naps

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This Infamous ‘Death Railway’ Station, Built by Forced Labor From Prisoners of War and Civilians in World War II, Was Just Revealed in Thailand

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Scientists Identify Swaths of Coral Reefs That Might Be Able to Withstand Climate Change, Offering New Avenues for Conservation

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Authorities Investigated Reports of an Illegal Excavation in Rome. Then, They Stumbled Upon an Ancient Villa Adorned With Mosaics

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Two Well-Preserved Roman Busts Were Discovered Inside a Wine Vat in Israel Near the Capital City of a Roman Province

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How Angry, Out-of-Work Fishermen Saved the Patriots During the American Revolution

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