From boots to sleeping bags, see how equipment that Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay used in the first ascent of Mount Everest compares to what climbers use today.
Where the Rio Grande snakes between borders and generations, the weeping spirit of La Llorona drifts through time, her cries echoing not just from the banks of Mexican rivers, but from the shattered cosmologies of the Aztec world.
How does our modern take on the Paleo diet compare to what our ancestors actually ate?
Early humans may have been primitive—but they had some sophisticated habits and tastes.
The first known illustration of a dinosaur bone is from 1677. The man who wrote about it thought it might belong to a giant.
Our human ancestors' big, creative brains helped them devise tools and strategies to survive harsh climates.
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A three-part journey into the epic 1928 footrace that helped make Route 66 an American icon.