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A marble inscription found in its original position at Hadrian’s Villa refers to a lightning strike attributed to Summanus—and the Roman ritual of making the place sacred.
Isotopes reveal millet consumption in Poland around 1590 BCE—and show how some people adopted the new crop during their own lifetimes.
A chemical record preserved in their teeth suggests that most of the men in Phaleron’s shackled mass graves grew up in Attica. The finding shifts the debate from foreign invaders to violence within the community itself.
A new ESA model can estimate where fragments from a small incoming asteroid may land before the object reaches the atmosphere. The system was built for the short-warning events that astronomers call imminent impactors.
Avi Loeb’s baseball-pitch analogy shows why motion, distance and the observing medium matter when scientists interpret UAP reports.
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