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This Synagogue Held One of the Oldest Versions of the Bible in Greek
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Researchers Discover Rare Denisovan Bones in a Cave in China
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The Forgotten Princess Who Crushed Her Enemies With Poems
Stones & Bones
This series will dig up the most fascinating discoveries in archaeology and paleontology. See more here.

Can You Draw a T. Rex Correctly?

Over the last 25 years, a pair of professors have collected thousands of students' drawings trying to accurately depict a T. rex, but few get it right. Whether Barney, cheap plastic toys, or dinosaur chicken nuggets are to blame, here’s what most people get wrong.
Crash Course: American Revolution
Learn everything you might’ve forgotten from history class about the American Revolution, just in time for America’s birthday. See more here.
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    National Geographic’s 7 Natural Wonders of America

    National Geographic Explorers celebrate the greatest American treasures—mountains, forests, wetlands and canyons—from sea to shining sea.

    The grandest, wildest, strangest things that make up America

    To mark 250 years of the United States’ independence, we’re celebrating the grandest, wildest, strangest bits of geography and culture all across an eclectic country.
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