Jennifer Nalewicki
Jennifer Nalewicki is former Live Science staff writer and Salt Lake City-based journalist whose work has been featured in The New York Times, Smithsonian Magazine, Scientific American, Popular Mechanics and more. She covers several science topics from planet Earth to paleontology and archaeology to health and culture. Prior to freelancing, Jennifer held an Editor role at Time Inc. Jennifer has a bachelor's degree in Journalism from The University of Texas at Austin.
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See how an Incan 'Ice Maiden' comes alive in this step-by-step guide to creating a facial approximationForensic artist Oscar Nilsson explains how he created a facial approximation of an Incan "Ice Maiden" 500 years after she died.
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'Spectacular' hall, likely used by Nordic Bronze Age royalty, unearthed in GermanyThe massive hall was built roughly 3,000 years ago and would have been used by royalty.
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Incan 'Ice Maiden' who died in sacrifice 500 years ago revealed in hyper-realistic facial reconstructionA new facial approximation brings to life an Incan girl who was killed 500 years ago as part of a sacrificial ritual.
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Circular temple dedicated to Maya serpent deity discovered in MexicoThe recently discovered temple in Mexico's Yucatán peninsula dates between A.D. 1000 and 1200.
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Sacrificial pits filled with 120 horse skeletons found in Bronze Age city in ChinaThe walled city likely served as a political and cultural hub in Bronze Age China.
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Cats have nearly 300 facial expressions, including a 'play face' they share with humansResearchers recorded hundreds of facial expressions in cats, finding they're not quite as aloof as previously thought.
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Newly discovered Cretaceous sea monster named after world-ending Norse serpentPaleontologists have described a new species of mosasaur with "angry eyebrows" that lived 80 million years ago.
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Eerie 'face' haunts Jupiter in creepy photo from NASA's Juno probeJupiter's swirling clouds form an eerie image that resembles a face.
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Rare lake forms in Death ValleyThere's still time to see a rare oasis that formed in Death Valley.
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Rare cross-shaped reliquary unearthed from medieval knight's home in PolandArchaeologists in Poland have discovered the remnants of a medieval knight's residence, along with numerous artifacts.
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5,000-year-old tomb holding hugging skeletons in Scotland is Neolithic 'feat of engineering'Archaeologists in Scotland have discovered a hidden Neolithic tomb containing 14 skeletons.
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2,000-year-old decorated Roman sandal unearthed in SpainArchaeologists in Spain used a pulley system to reach the bottom of a well, where they found a 2,000-year-old Roman sandal and other artifacts.
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Man digs up 1,000-year-old sword from Swedish Crusades in his yard in FinlandIn addition to finding a Crusader sword, archaeologists in Finland have discovered a cemetery that could potentially contain hundreds of graves.
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Stash of 'eye-catching' Bronze Age jewelry discovered by metal detectorist in Swiss carrot fieldArchaeologists have dated Bronze Age artifacts unearthed in Switzerland to roughly 1500 B.C.
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Toxic pigment that causes red hair discovered in 10 million-year-old frog fossilPaleontologists have discovered the first molecular evidence of pheomelanin, a pigment that causes red hair, in the fossil record.
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'Exceedingly rare' horse bridle discovered in melting ice in Norway could date to Viking AgeArchaeologists in Norway have discovered a horseshoe and bridle that could be from the Viking Age.
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9,500-year-old baskets and 6,200-year-old shoes discovered in Spanish bat caveRadiocarbon dating of woven baskets and sandals found in a cave in Spain make them the oldest artifacts of their kind found in southern Europe.
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1,400-year-old gold figures depicting Norse gods unearthed at former pagan templeArchaeologists in Norway unearthed dozens of tiny gold-foil figures at a former pagan temple.
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8 pre-Inca mummies and artifacts unearthed just beneath the streets of Lima, PeruWhile installing new gas lines in Peru, workers unearthed nearly a dozen pre-Inca mummies buried alongside a variety of artifacts.
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Mysterious and 'beautifully carved' life-size camel carvings discovered in Saudi Arabian desertLife-size carvings of camels have been found in the Saudi Arabian desert, but archaeologists aren't sure who created them and when.
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125 million-year-old dinosaur feathers were remarkably similar to modern bird feathers, analysis revealsA new X-ray analysis of dinosaur feathers shows that their chemical structure is similar to that of modern bird feathers.
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2 rare Roman cavalry swords from 1,800 years ago discovered by UK metal detectoristA metal detectorist unearthed a pair of swords once used by the Roman cavalry.
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Sunken temple and sanctuary from ancient Egypt found brimming with 'treasures and secrets'Archaeologists discovered a cache of treasure inside a sunken underwater temple and sanctuary in Egypt.
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See the stunning facial approximation of a medieval man with dwarfismResearchers used 3D scans of a medieval man's skull to recreate a facial approximation of what he may have looked like when he was alive centuries ago.
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