Jennifer Nalewicki

Using forensic facial reconstruction, researchers reclassified a Stone Age skull as female.

Researchers in Wyoming have named a new species of plesiosaur defined by its long neck and snappy jaws.

Researchers in Israel discovered the earliest evidence of opium use at a burial site near Tel Aviv.

Researchers in Egypt uncovered hundreds of gold and silver coins.

Researchers in Germany discovered a metal folding chair in a medieval woman's grave.

Researchers discovered a "one-of-a-kind" cluster of fossilized vomit in Utah.

Researchers have identified the earliest gliding reptile, which used its wings to fly from tree to tree.

A 31,000-year-old skeleton found in Borneo reveals the first example of an amputation on a human being.

Homeowners in England found a stash of gold coins hidden under the floorboards in their kitchen.

The juvenile hadrosaur is impeccably well preserved.

Using 3D technology, researchers created a facial reconstruction of a 'Penang woman' who lived 5,700 years ago in Malaysia.

A rare, three-sided Viking arrowhead was discovered by glacial archaeologists in Norway.

A glowing snailfish riddled with antifreeze protein was discovered in Greenland. The protein helps protect it from the cold.

Spiders likely sleep and dream like humans do.

Researchers have found two reliefs in Mexico that are tied to the ancient Olmec civilization.

NOAA reported that a "moderate" solar storm struck Earth over the weekend, and another once could hit today.

A treasure trove of gold coins and jewels has been recovered from a 350-year-old shipwreck in the Bahamas and will be part of a new museum exhibition.

A public dig in New Jersey uncovered a mass grave of Hessian soldiers who fought during the Revolutionary War.

Scientists collected 55 creatures in a largely unexplored area of the Pacific Ocean, 39 could potentially be new species.

The 3D fossil of a Jurassic fish is one of the many remains "frozen in time" found on a farm in the UK.

Bed burials were an unusual rite for Christian women in medieval England.

Researchers captured a rare flower-like sea pen on video in the deep sea and believe it could be a new species.

Here's the science behind how oysters make pearls, and how they were valued historically.

Mountain fortress in Iraq is said to be part of the lost city Natounia.

1.4 million-year-old jawbone found in Spain could be tied to the first European human relative.