If it weren't for the careful eyes of an excavator, working at an ancient underground tomb in Egypt, archaeologists may never have found it: a lonely tooth, nestled in the curve of a worn-down pelvis.

Science Museum of Minnesota Fitzpatrick Chair of Paleontology Alex Hastings, PhD was so excited, he couldn’t stand still.

An envelope. It indicates the ability to send an email. An curved arrow pointing right. A rare tumor with teeth has been found in the pelvis of ancient Egyptian woman who died more than 3,000 ...

The pieces are now reunited again, creating a single 5.5-inch-long, 5.1-inches wide tooth that came from one of the world’s most fearsome predators. Palmetto Fossil Excursions photo The odds of ...

The story of how modern human beings came to be is one that researchers have painstakingly pieced together over centuries but it's also a tale that is constantly evolving as we discover new things ...

ROSEVILLE, Minn. — A wildlife rehabilitation facility in the Twin Cities took in a bird rarely seen in Minnesota last weekend. An ancient murrelet was found on a road in Hastings and was too ...

A diver who spotted something metallic not far from Sardinia's coast has led to the discovery of tens of thousands of ancient bronze coins. Italy’s culture ministry said Saturday that the diver ...

A series of wild coincidences led to the discovery of ancient Egyptian artifacts buried in Scotland. A student at a Scottish school unearthed the first ancient treasure in 1952. Researchers are ...

A tumor with teeth was found in a 3,000-year-old ancient Egyptian burial site. The tumor, a teratoma, is a rare find in archaeology. It was found near a ring that may have been thought to magically ...