Here are just a few groups of ancient animals that live on: And, here are the animals that get my vote for “most prehistoric-looking ... The tailless whip scorpion is an arachnid whose ...

This collection of viewable prehistoric artifact 3D models was produced by the Smithsonian’s Human Origins Program by 3D scanning casts, other replicas, and some original objects which are now on ...

It features 350 million-year-old fossils, reconstructed giant prehistoric animals, and skeleton casts from museums around the world. On display will be scorpions the size of dogs, millipedes the ...

This is how the Irish poet Richard Murphy described Newgrange in his 1985 poem of the same name, paying homage to one of the oldest—and biggest—prehistoric structures in all of Europe.

Formed from prehistoric vegetation ... in length crawled in the company of mammoth cockroaches and scorpions as much as three feet (one meter) long. Most impressive of all were dragonflies ...

Watch - Andy travels back to prehistoric times and has adventures while meeting the dinosaurs and ice-age beasts that once roamed our planet. Find Andy's Prehistoric Adventures on BBC iPlayer.

As you wander through it, you’ll be able experience what it would’ve been like to walk with the dinosaurs. Discover more about this prehistoric plant life and how to grow your own small dinosaur ...

This isn’t just some esoteric academic debate. Some paleontologists argue that our estimates of prehistoric biodiversity are so far off base that they risk skewing our understanding of how life ...

This village flourished in the 7th and 6th centuries B.C. before being destroyed by an attack. The investigation, now in its sixth year and third excavation season, has revealed fascinating details ...

Support us to deliver journalism without an agenda. Archaeologists have uncovered a mysterious prehistoric grave site in Granada, Spain, with more women than men buried, raising questions about ...

Narrator: Excuse me. Yes, you. Ever wondered what prehistoric Britain was like? Great! Well let’s start at the beginning.The ancestors of humans first appeared in Britain around 900,000 years ago.

Andy works at a museum and has the use of a time machine to go back to prehistoric times to collect feathers, bones or whatever else is needed in prehistoric displays for his museum. Watch all your ...