The carcass was remarkably well preserved, but something was clearly wrong.
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It should be well-preserved, meaning the body was kept cold.
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"It's something special because it's so extremely well preserved," he said.
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The dinosaur find was so well preserved that it appeared lifelike.
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"The body is well preserved, which is rare," Dr. Stanton said.
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Times have changed — people are living longer; they're more well-preserved.
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What amazed me most, though, was how well-preserved it was.
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It's a battle to save the last of Ireland's well-preserved bogs.
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The extraordinarily well-preserved gown, or frock, is made from silk damask.
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And its left forefin was remarkably well preserved in its original shape.
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The Chemnitz fossil trees, mostly conifers and ferns, are particularly well preserved.
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Why are some ghosts blue-skinned and others, like Liv, well-preserved?
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Well-preserved skeletons like those at Nataruk don't come about every day.
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All the decor and equipment of course is all really well-preserved.
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The tar kept the bones well preserved, albeit stained a dark color.
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Archaeologists have discovered a remarkably well-preserved 1,000-year-old mummy in Peru.
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The one on display was printed in 1455, but it's surprisingly well preserved.
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The cache of well-preserved two-inch eggs stunned his colleague Dr. Kellner.
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The mound loomed next to me, well preserved behind a barbed wire fence.
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Their well-preserved fossils have provided paleobiologists with insight into their prehistoric lives.
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In contrast, Paul McCartney's brick childhood home was well-preserved from the outside.
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Firefighters also said artwork that remained in the cathedral appeared surprisingly well preserved.
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Paleontologists found incredibly well-preserved 95 million-year-old dinosaur tracks in Queensland.
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This well-preserved medieval city is easily explored on foot in no time.
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Much like the Andes, this area is arid, so volcanic features are well-preserved.
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The very well-preserved fossils provide important clues about how diverse prehistoric mammals were.
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Radio scans and images taken by a submersible show a remarkably well-preserved submarine.
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Samples of the liquid blood were taken from the animal's well-preserved heart tissue.
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However, never before have we seen one so very well-preserved as this one.
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Maybe that's why "bog bodies"—the bodies of dead people—are so well-preserved.
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Such well-preserved specimens understandably caught the eye of archaeologists, who found them irresistible.
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The well-preserved tomb was discovered in Saqqara, an ancient city south of Cairo.
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Paris firefighters also said artwork that remained in the cathedral appeared surprisingly well preserved.
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Well-preserved, decorated ginger jars, also from the 28th century bottling plant in Tottenham Court.
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Well-preserved, decorated ginger jars, also from the 19th century bottling plant in Tottenham Court.
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"The find of such an exceptionally well-preserved fossil beetle is surprising," Cai told Gizmodo.
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In turn, New York has feted this artist with numerous exhibitions and well-preserved murals.
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The tiny snake fossil is incredibly well-preserved for being approximately 99 million years old.
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This fossil, though, is the first time a well-preserved dinosaur was found in amber.
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Some are well preserved, others are in pieces after the ships crashed on the rocks.
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More discoveries have been made in Siberia, where the permafrost keeps woolly mammoths well-preserved.
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Making sure a body was well-preserved meant a spirit's vessel would stay completely intact.
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Unbroken mastodon ribs and vertebrae, including one vertebra with a large well preserved neural spine.
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The body is in "great condition and has been well-preserved," the news agency added.
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Certain caves are found disproportionately full of well-preserved footwear, up to thousands of pairs.
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Paleontologists know it did so because one particularly well-preserved fossil has, well, four legs.
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Still, they were found sealed and intact, featuring vibrant color inscriptions and well-preserved engravings.
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There is a well-preserved three-story building from the 1s, now a cigar lounge.
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The new discovery reinforces the established and well preserved culture of wine in the country.
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Disciplinary records during Burge's reign of terror are thin and were likely not well-preserved.
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The 2,000-year-old snack bar is emblazoned with an enchanting and well-preserved logo.
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Video taken from his well-preserved office shows his desk seemingly as he left it.
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But the Renaissance vessel suddenly reappeared recently, remarkably well preserved in the icy Baltic waters.
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There are also other meteorite samples with well-preserved crystals that they want to test.
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The statue, which was remarkably well preserved despite the blast, was featured on the altar.
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After I cleaned it off, I was pleasantly surprised by how well-preserved it was.
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For now, we'll just have to marvel at the exterior of this remarkably well-preserved beast.
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Hansford told Gizmodo that it was very lucky to find such a well-preserved gibbon skull.
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A grazing view of Ceres' largest well-preserved 280-km impact crater, Kerwan, near the limb.
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An investigation of the remarkably well preserved vessel shows it didn't go down without a fight.
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The completely intact, well-preserved sword was found atop the oldest layer of paving on Algade.
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But very few tools and artifacts made by Neanderthals have been found, others aren't well preserved.
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The creature's entire body, including its eyes and colorful scales, is unusually well-preserved, Stanley said.
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Well-preserved, walkable, mixed-use cities around the world are becoming victims of their own success.
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Images captured during the expedition suggested the submarine was well preserved and still in one piece.
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Visitors come to Nîmes for its unusually well-preserved monuments — and for newer feats of architecture.
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It has been home to many fossil discoveries because it allowed fossils to remain well-preserved.
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It has one of the most well-preserved collections of women's suffrage posters in the country.
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The Greek ship is remarkably well-preserved because the depths of the Black Sea lack oxygen.
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Other discoveries have released fragments, rather than this well-preserved ceremonial headdress with its intact ornaments.
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They are remarkably well preserved for two people who were crushed to death by an entire tower.
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Image: Neil DaviesA trove well-preserved dinosaur footprints has been uncovered on a beach in southern England.
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""The greatest limitation to this study was that the specimen was, in some ways, too well-preserved.
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But finding such well-preserved organic remains from one of the oldest dinosaurs, a Lufengosaurus, is unprecedented.
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Qingjiang surprised Dr Zhang by being loaded with spectacularly well-preserved members of this soft-bodied group.
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It's there in front of you, amazingly well preserved, highlighting how infinitely small our modern conflicts are.
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The river was as pretty and well-preserved as I could have dreamed for it to be.
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MUNCHIES recently talked beer, punks and well-preserved animals with James Watt, the co-founder of BrewDog.
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The well-preserved town has homes and temples that date back to the Ming and Qing Dynasties.
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ROME — The ancient Pompeian fresco depicting the mythological scene of Leda and the swan was well preserved.
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What that has done is create the incredibly well-preserved, beautiful place that we all live in.
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From afar, Volkswagen's new e-Bulli concept looks a lot like any well-preserved, classic VW van.
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The vessels are surprisingly well preserved because the Black Sea has no oxygen at its bottom. 55.
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The cone found atop the woman's head was sitting on her well-preserved hair, the study says.
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Researchers have struck science gold twice now in Gabon's Fraceville Basin, where fossils are extremely well-preserved.
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The 33,000-year-old discovery became one of the earliest dated and well-preserved modern humans from Europe.
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Top and bottom views of the remarkably well-preserved Maiabalaena nesbittae skull, an ancient species of toothless whale.
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Bennu is believed to be a well-preserved, ancient asteroid, containing cosmic fragments older than our solar system.
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Ukeles says the Quran is "fragile, but well-preserved" and is special because it was written without punctuation.
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The crater appears to be well-preserved—a surprising observation given that ice is a powerful erosive force.
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The Wrangel Island mammoth genome was previously mapped using well-preserved DNA from a 4,300-year-old molar.
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The remains are surprisingly well preserved, and experts are encouraged that genetic material still exists within the bones.
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The well-preserved remains of a cave lion cub, nicknamed Spartak, were also revealed at the mammoth exhibition.
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"We were so lucky to find this specimen so well preserved in amber," Stoev said in a statement.
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Archaeologists assume that Neanderthals built dwellings, but no well-preserved ruins of such dwellings have ever been found.
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Today's study, published in Nature, is the first one to analyze well-preserved structures built by early Neanderthals.
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It comes from Brazil's Crato formation, a spot with lots of especially well-preserved fossil deposits, called Lagerstätten.
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Part of the town is designated a National Historic District, with many well-preserved buildings from the 1800s.
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On the hillside opposite the farm, through some woods, we noticed a well-preserved early-Middle Ages fortress.
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Because somehow, this incredibly well-preserved ancient spider fossil had reflective eyes, and that feature is still noticeable.
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"The greatest limitation to this study was that the specimen was, in some ways, too well-preserved," said Brown.
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That means this material is more well-preserved and represents what the asteroid looked like when it first formed.
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Rooms of the deceased have been locked up, turning them into well-preserved, but unsettling shrines to the dead.
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Bennu is also believed to be a well-preserved, ancient asteroid, containing cosmic fragments older than our solar system.
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But she's incredibly rare — one-of-a-kind, even — standing as a well-preserved example of a Rochard doll.
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One early 18th-century handscroll has survived the years as a rare and well-preserved example of gay shunga.
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It's been up to fans like Santulli, Hardie, and Kelly to keep video games well preserved and well remembered.
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It was discovered in a well-preserved fossil bed in a mountain range in southern Australia, USA Today reported.
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"These exceptionally well-preserved remains are just beneath the ground," said Sara Bon-Harper, the executive director of Highland.
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She actually was artificially well preserved and apparently "reached puberty" pushing the known medical boundaries by lasting so long.
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Harpers Ferry in West Virginia is famous for its role during the Civil War and its well-preserved buildings.
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The vessel seems to be "remarkably well preserved and apparently in one piece," according to the Ministry of Defense.
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The home is adorned with well-preserved, intricately carved details and is zoned for both residential and commercial use.
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The site is unique in that it not only includes well-preserved fossils but soft-bodied organisms as well.
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He was silver-haired, white, early fifties, well preserved—that one guy from "Mad Men" comes to mind now.
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Although the tracks are incredibly well-preserved, it's difficult to say what the organisms that made them looked like.
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Tyre is home to one of the largest, well-preserved Roman hippodromes, racecourses used mostly for Roman chariot races.
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But the marquee attraction is the well-preserved ancient town, brushed mustard yellow and festooned with colorful silk lanterns.
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Mysteriously addressed to "the Librarian," the parcel held a bundle of well-preserved suffrage posters from the early 1900s.
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The whole city of Bath is a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its well-preserved Roman sites and geothermal springs.
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Unbroken mastodon ribs and vertebrae, including one vertebra with a large well preserved neural spine found in excavation unit J4.
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The formerly luxurious villa is a well-preserved suburban estate on the outskirts of Pompeii that once overlooked the sea.
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The Kunsthalle Bremen acquired a well-preserved copperplate etching of Albrecht Dürer's "Saint Eustace" (1501) — the artist's largest copperplate engraving.
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While only the foundations remain, the building's outline is well preserved, with a mihrab (prayer niche) facing south, toward Mecca.
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The remarkably well-preserved longsword is a unique find for the area, and its discovery has prompted an archaeological expedition.
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The gallery showcases a well-preserved procession of veiled women that once surrounded its baptistery, a room for Christian initiation.
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The remarkably well-preserved roundhouse is offering an unprecedented glimpse into what domestic life was like during the Bronze Age.
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The exceptionally well-preserved condition of the rock was an added bonus, allowing for a detailed reconstruction of the etchings.
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Led by audio historian David Giovannoni, this project focused on the particularly well-preserved phonautograms Scott made in April 1860.
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Most are well-preserved landmarks, giving visitors an incredible opportunity to sleep in places where royalty ruled or battles ensued.
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A wealth of incredibly well preserved documents also peppers the exhibition spaces, everything from official freedom papers to personal correspondences.
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Craters are also more well-preserved on the moon because it doesn't undergo the same disruptive processes that Earth does.
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A number of the bodies are remarkably well-preserved: Sun-bleached parkas outline faces frozen into the color of charcoal.
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Elsewhere, the well-preserved 2,000-year-old Temple of Augustus and other ruins of Rome are scattered throughout the town.
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Unprecedented footage taken from inside the well-preserved wreck highlight various artifacts left behind by the sailors who ultimately perished.
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And they are not the only researchers unearthing new findings from the bodies of the long dead but well preserved.
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They confirmed that it was incredibly well-preserved brain material and removed the top of the skull for further study.
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She's so well preserved that she looks exactly how the people of her time hoped she would appear for eternity.
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The jawbone was well-preserved and featured a primitive shape, as well as a few large molars that were still attached.
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They're not the first mammalian gliders known to have lived alongside dinosaurs, but they're incredibly well preserved, featuring peculiar body characteristics.
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Composed of several jaw fragments with well-preserved teeth still stuck in their sockets, the fossil clearly belonged to a monkey.
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Biden, a teetotaler who sometimes breaks into a trot before the cameras to showcase his fitness, is a well-preserved septuagenarian.
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They found her body suspiciously well-preserved, so they cut out her heart, burned it, and had Edwin drink the ashes.
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Asked by Christi Paul how she stays so well-preserved with two 16-year-old daughters, Mom broke down her methods.
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Empty storefronts outnumbered its well-preserved 2748th-century rowhouses, the remnants of working class Irish-Catholic immigrants who provided Corktown's name.
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The asteroid is also old and well-preserved, full of valuable materials that may even contain clues about how life began.
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As DePalma carefully excavated the upper layers, he began uncovering an extraordinary array of fossils, exceedingly delicate but marvellously well preserved.
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Finally, being known from exceptionally [well] preserved material we have detailed insights into its anatomy... What is there not to love?
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Covered in soft silt, largely shielded from oxygen and light, and kept at a low temperature, objects were unusually well preserved.
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However, it's a hard and fast rule that vintage watches that are original and well preserved today will have enduring value.
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As I turned the photograph over in my hands — still glossy, vibrant, remarkably well-preserved — I found myself inundated with emotion.
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The ancient Roman amphitheater — the only one of its kind in the region — is a well-preserved auditorium and residential complex.
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It was created by a meteorite impact 15 million years ago and features intriguing layers of well-preserved rocks and minerals.
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Also home to well-preserved ancient Mayan ruins, this town offers affordable condos and homes, just minutes from the Caribbean coast.
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In addition to its well-preserved 19th-century architecture, the area is home to a growing number of restaurants and bars.
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The street is at the heart of Miami's Art Deco District, which is home to about 25 well-preserved period buildings.
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Dating from the mid-19th-century, they were well preserved since they had been recessed within the coffers of the ceiling.
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And when a mammoth carcass — well preserved enough to bleed — is discovered, Semyon sets about trying to have the animal cloned.
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The amber samples were so well preserved that they contained a form of prehistoric parasite akin to lice on the feathers.
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Compared to Jack and Rose's Titanic courtship, so well preserved in its three-hour glory, our own relationship histories can seem muddled.
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In person, Diamond, 48, is tall, with big blue eyes and the well-preserved skin of someone who practices what he preaches.
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Fellowes believes that Lady Mary, for one, would have kept the beautiful Crawley estate in order, well preserved, and in the family.
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Over the years, researchers have found many well-preserved oviraptorosaur eggs and skeletons, including fossils of oviraptorosaur parents sitting on their nests.
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The well-preserved remains of Tongtianlong featured arms outstretched, with neck and head held high—a very unusual orientation for a fossil.
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In the film, the viewer is guided through the remarkably well-preserved Majdanek Concentration Camp in Poland by Holocaust survivor Pinchas Gutter.
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But we'd need well-preserved fossils to build a case that all three lichen partners have been together since the very beginning.
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The enormous, well-preserved head could yield important genetic information about the evolutionary history of wolves and the origin of domesticated dogs.
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Museum experts say it is the oldest known dinosaur from Alberta and the most well-preserved of the armored dinosaurs ever unearthed.
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A Southeast Asian trading port from the 15th to 19th centuries, it's incredibly well-preserved, she said, and best explored on foot.
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The armor on the side of the hull is also well preserved, while the anchors, guns and machine guns remain in place.
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At the northern edge of the site, an aristocratic home that collapsed in the district's devastating fire has been remarkably well preserved.
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The well-preserved remains came from Neanderthals and early modern humans who lived in western Eurasia during the Middle and Late Pleistocene.
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He was surprised to discover the two well-preserved scorpion fossils that showed elements of the animal's circulatory, respiratory and digestive system.
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But when he heard about a well-preserved specimen embedded in the Siberian permafrost in 2012, he knew he had to investigate.
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MEXICO Water sports meet colonial heritage in the well-preserved town of Valle de Bravo, about 90 miles west of Mexico City.
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Along with the couple's well-preserved World War II-era clothes, other clues to their identity included a book and a watch.
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The relatively recent demise of this species, plus their typically well-preserved frozen remains, means scientists have lots of DNA to work with.
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Step onto a well-preserved mossy bog, saturated with rain, and the ground will flex like a big dark mattress under your feet.
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Numismatists, who study the history and art of old money, see well-preserved coins as aesthetic masterpieces worth many times their face value.
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Image: Albert ProtopopovA well-preserved head belonging to an ancient species of Pleistocene wolf has been pulled from the permafrost of northeastern Siberia.
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Inside the miraculously well-preserved building, a rudimentary structure supports Alexandra Paperno's "Abolished Constellations" (2016), perhaps the most breathtaking work in The Observatory.
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Archaeologists said they've found intact walls and portions of the roof as well as well-preserved timber posts from the circular wooden dwellings.
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So on an extended visit last fall, I used his texts as my guidebook and discovered that Strindberg's Stockholm is remarkably well preserved.
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The group encompassed Australopithecus afarensis, a species of early human that lived in East Africa and included the famously well-preserved fossil Lucy.
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The team focused on the portion that was built during the Ming Dynasty — the well-preserved part depicted in photographs and travel brochures.
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Flanked by a leafy green waterfront park and historic, well-preserved Brownstones, this area of Brooklyn conjures images of classic, charming New York.
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It was exceptionally well-preserved and included a cover made from leather and wood, the museum said in a statement posted this week.
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Dr Pagano and his team examined three well-preserved adult Neanderthal skulls, two of which came from Italy and the third from Gibraltar.
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As in the Golden State killer case, investigators uploaded DNA taken from well-preserved crime scene evidence to the public genealogy site GEDmatch.
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Beyond just beautiful beaches, Tulum is also one of the top culinary towns in Mexico and home to well-preserved Mayan ruins, Realtor.
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An image of the well-preserved medieval ship found at the bottom of the Black Sea, one of more than 40 wrecks discovered.
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The California police had the Golden State Killer's DNA and recently found an unusually well-preserved sample from one of the crime scenes.
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Most of the bath fixtures are well-preserved originals, including a sink designed as a hair-washing station with a curved neck rest.
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This historic landmark has been entertaining guests for almost a century and continues to draw crowds to its well-preserved, stunning interior spaces.
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The well-preserved remains were found over 700 square meters where the Chimú state culture lived along Peru's coast during the 15th century.
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NASA's photos showed well-preserved river channels, deltas and fan-shaped masses of material called alluvium that is carried and deposited by water.
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The well-preserved tapestry (it was rolled up and only displayed on special occasions) includes rich foliage, animals and gargoyle-like human heads.
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The unearthing of well-preserved woolly mammoth remains and advances in genetic research have fueled discussion that the long-extinct beasts could be cloned .
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"A big issue is that the wing feathers are not well-preserved at present which is crucial towards assessing flight capability," Pittman told Gizmodo.
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Archaeologists also said that the site was so well preserved that even the footprints of those who lived at the site had been discovered.
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"Palma has retained a lot of ancient palaces, which are well preserved," said Alejandra Vanoli, the managing director of Sotheby's International Realty in Majorca.
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"The microbiological remains [...] are clearly well preserved," Chris Allen, a microbiologist at Queen's University Belfast and a co-author of the study, told me.
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If she had been able to figure out this girl's identity with so few clues, couldn't she also identify someone using well-preserved semen?
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It comprises about 12,300 traces of exchanged intimacy, from friendly greetings to arduous affirmations of desire, conveyed through well-preserved cards of all kinds.
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That means less maintenance, a more comfortable ride, and a whole lot more oomph than you'd get from a well-preserved gas-powered Bronco.
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"We're talking about animals that lived twice as long ago as T. rex, so it's pretty amazing how well-preserved they are," Poust said.
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Burgess dates to 508 million years ago and includes well-preserved fossils, including soft bodies that show evidence of skin, eyes, gut and brains.
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Her breakthrough came in 1966, when she won a contest to recreate a set of remarkably well-preserved Maya frescoes from around A.D. 790.
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In 1959, she discovered a well-preserved hominid skull, and a few years later found fossils of the first known member of Homo habilis.
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Its architectural legacy lives on in the southwestern state of Karnataka with over 1,000 well-preserved stone monuments, including Hindu temples, forts and palaces.
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They are common on Mars and on the Moon, but Chicxulub is the only place they are known to be well preserved on Earth.
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It wasn't until they brought the package to the surface that they realized what they had found: a trove of incredibly well-preserved antique textiles.
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That's why that 35-square-foot block of sandstone filled with relatively well-preserved eggs and embryos, as well as pterosaur bones, is so extraordinary.
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Persons and his colleagues compared Scotty's skeleton to 11 other well-preserved T. rex skeletons, including Sue—a specimen otherwise known as FMNH PR 2081.
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Then they literally hack their way into the bone's core to extract well-preserved marrow, which they'll take back to a lab in South Korea.
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Chunks of it were purchased by paleontologists, who found in the amber many well-preserved spiders — some of them with long, almost scorpion-like tails.
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One contained the well-preserved mummy of a powerful priest, wrapped in linen and decorated with a golden figure depicting Isis, an ancient Egyptian goddess.
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Accidentally discovered by a Canadian miner in 2011, this 110-million-year-old dinosaur was so well-preserved that it looked like it was sleeping.
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Living in the trees The anatomy of Selam's foot was incredibly well-preserved, allowing the researchers to study how a toddler hominin would have walked.
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The Dubrovnik Old Town is one of the most well-preserved medieval cities in the world with enormous walls dating back to the 11th century.
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Visit both buildings to explore contemporary art installations, interactive science exhibits and video works displayed amid the plant's hulking, well-preserved machinery (admission, 9 euros).
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Finally come the route's grand, easternmost cities, until very recently well-preserved ruins: Palmyra and Dura-Europos in Syria, and Babylon and Hatra in Iraq.
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The furor over Ms. Youssef overshadowed an announcement about the discovery of eight startlingly well-preserved mummies in a tomb near the pyramids of Giza.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Archaeologists have discovered a well-preserved, 2,000-year-old "fast food" counter at the ancient Roman city of Pompeii.
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While exquisite Roman mosaics such as those discovered in Vienne are found occasionally, they are rarely set within such vast and well-preserved urban complexes.
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"They are so well preserved that they almost look alive," said Dario Piombino-Mascali, an anthropologist from Italy who has studied the mummies since 2011.
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Here and there are well-preserved ruins of the Samnites, fierce adversaries of the Romans who for centuries remained proudly independent in their mountain stronghold.
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"That these fine details are so well preserved after 95 million years is remarkable," project leader Stephen Poropat of Swinburne University said in a statement.
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He grew up in a townhouse in Chelsea that's pretty well preserved, and this one woman is ecstatic if you want to take a tour.
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Onstage Monday, the actors looked remarkably well-preserved, like NBC executives rebooted a pair of "Westworld" bots they were storing in a Rockefeller Center subbasement.
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Toward the ocean on Lincoln Road, the limestone office building at 420 is a well-preserved example of the streamline moderne style of Art Deco.
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The hotel in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is converted from the former Pabst Brewery dating back to 1844, and most of the main brewery is well preserved.
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The second chamber, called Lesedi, is also similarly hard to reach, and contains remains from about 130 specimens, including one adult skeleton that's very well preserved.
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It's a depressing fate for these well-preserved vintage electronics and curiosities, but let's remember the good times with Walt Mossberg's ode to the TRS-80:
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The wolf head is the latest of many extraordinarily well-preserved specimens that are emerging from the Arctic permafrost, which is thawing due to climate change.
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Illustration: Michael RothmanThe fossil, identified as IVPP V25371, was found in northwestern China, and it was very well preserved despite being crushed flat like a pancake.
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We got Wayne looking extremely well preserved out in Beverly Hills, and asked him about the Raiders coming to to the city he's become synonymous with.
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The results, presented Thursday at the annual Society of Vertebrate Paleontology meeting in Calgary, Alberta, revealed exquisitely well-preserved remains of dead prey inside the coprolites.
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Some of the mud was still well-preserved enough to show the footprints of children and llamas as they walked to the site of their death.
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"The lower part of the body was especially well-preserved," Marina Kilunovskaya, an archaeologist at the Institute for the History of Material Culture, told The Siberian Times.
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Korolev is an especially alluring sight, not just because it's a well-preserved impact crater but because it's loaded with ice over a mile deep year round.
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Analysis of the well-preserved fossil show an unusual posture, with the oviraptor's wing-like limbs splayed to the side, its neck outstretched, and its head raised.
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The IAA traveled to the site and, over the course of several weeks, divers were able to retrieve a number of well-preserved items from the shipwreck.
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Or better yet, look to the shockingly well-preserved site for another movie, Space Jam, an internet time capsule that has famously defied the cruelties of time.
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It was quite well-preserved, and it revealed a movie from the beginning of the 20th century, 1910s or 20s and it shows the Martini production process.
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The building dates back to the eighteenth century and was fully restored in 2005, making it one of the most well-preserved parts of the palace complex.
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This swath of central and western Romania is mountainous and beautiful, its ancient towns lively and well preserved and its ethnic and political history rich and complex.
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Now, geologists (and the oil and gas companies that employ them) come from around the world to study the well-preserved stratotypes in this extensive desert laboratory.
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According to the study, 20 of the 22 largest theropod dinosaur species that left behind well-preserved skulls displayed some form of bony ornamentation on their heads.
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Well-preserved fossil beds, like those within the Two Medicine formation, contain sedimentary layers of closely related species that capture "virtually continuous sequences of time," Carr said.
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Wong and M. EllisonPaleontologists operating CT scanners have revealed the structure of a 20-million-year-old primate brain, thanks to an extremely well-preserved fossil skull.
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I've entered the stage of life where you don't need to be beautiful; simply by being well-preserved and not obese, I would now pass for pretty.
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Local tour organizers have christened the medieval stone settlements that I mentioned earlier "mastic villages," a few of which, like Mesta and Olympi, are surprisingly well preserved.
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But a lack of well-preserved fossils has caused questions over their evolution, especially early on, and few of their fossils have been found outside South America.
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The well-preserved Qingjiang site is helping scientists to fill gaps in the fossil record and provide a clearer picture of some of the earliest animal ecosystems.
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And because rodents breed, sleep, eat and urinate in their nests, their urine eventually crystallizes into a shellac, cementing the midden into an impenetrable, well-preserved mass.
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Now, after studying a well-preserved fossil of a newly discovered T. rex relative, paleontologists think they have revealed some important features of the predator's fearsome face.
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This fossil, which is well preserved and more complete than others, contains numerous unexpected features that will allow them to learn more about how the birds evolved.
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Archaeologists announced this week that they had discovered an extraordinary trove of well-preserved Maya artifacts under the ancient city of Chichén Itzá in Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula.
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JL: I do think I come across the way I actually am and that the nature of the conversations we had with the entrepreneurs was very well-preserved.
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From his well-preserved remains, we know that Ötzi was about 45 years old when he died and that he was killed by an arrow to the back.
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The DNA was unusually well-preserved, enabling the scientists to sequence Cheddar Man's genome for the first time and to analyze it to establish aspects of his appearance.
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TMZ caught him exactly once: exiting Hollywood's ArcLight Cinemas, where he looked well preserved in tortoiseshell glasses, patiently signing photos and indulging random questions about Simba in 2013.
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It was found decades ago in a mine along with other ancient, well-preserved reptile fossils, but the U.S. scientists were able to analyze the finds only recently.
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Eimear Kelleher, 26, a marketer who lives in Brooklyn, began to swap her own face with the well-preserved visages of the "Real Housewives" to delight her friends.
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While the well-preserved fast food has troubling implications for drive-through addicts, at least we know what we'll all be eating in case of a zombie apocalypse.
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In one case, Dr. Bass was called to look at well-preserved remains that had been dug up during the renovation of a house in Nashville in 1976.
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In the Duomo is a remarkably well-preserved 12th-century mosaic of Christ Pantocrator in the central apse, just above the Madonna and surrounded by the Twelve Apostles.
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Down the line, Bonnaillie, Tomasula and company can see their development, and variations therein, implemented into products in a number of ways beyond just well-preserved Polly-O.
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But of most immediate importance is Caitlin's missing husband, Seamus, whose eerily well-preserved, 10-years-dead body is discovered in a bog shortly before the play begins.
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Construction crews called the police when they found the well-preserved body of Martha Peterson, likely a descendant of one of the founders of the United African Society.
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Within you'll find well-preserved fragments of reliefs and friezes that are centuries old, examples of famous Coptic textiles, and four gospels written in Coptic from the 1200s.
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Mr. D'Agata, in his early 40s, was in a natty light blazer with a pocket square; he had at least a passing resemblance to well-preserved Tom Cruise.
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It has what is perhaps the best collection of well-preserved colonial buildings in Africa, as well as a Bismarck Street and other thoroughfares named after German figures.
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The animals were unusually well preserved; all of them looked alive where they were standing, as if they had been caught yesterday and not in the 18th century.
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A popular archaeological site around 30 miles north of the capital Amman, Jerash is home to a well-preserved ancient Roman site and is a major tourist attraction.
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The surprisingly well-preserved specimen, dubbed El Sidrón J1, was found in a Spanish cave of the same name in the 1990s, along with a dozen other family members.
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The well-preserved relic, 11 cm in length and weighing 75 grams, which was made in Byzantium, depicts Christ on the cross, his mother, Mary, and a few saints.
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In addition to the generous amount of DNA left behind by the Neanderthals, scientists have extracted Denisovan DNA from a well-preserved finger bone found in a Siberian cave.
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This technique could be applied to other well-preserved fossils to unlock their secrets and reveal some of the mysteries of evolution that are missed when species go extinct.
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Image: Jie YangA team of scientists has discovered a fossil with what may be the the oldest and most well-preserved example of a central nervous system ever found.
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That's exactly what Shaus and his colleagues did, analyzing a group of 16 well-preserved ceramic shards from a remote military fortress located near the southern border of Judah.
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During their occupation of the city, the Islamic State leveled some of Syria's most well-preserved monuments, including the Temple of Baalshamin and the UNESCO-protected Arch of Triumph.
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As noted, this well-preserved mandible, of which only the right half remains, was discovered in 1980 by a monk, but it eventually made its way to Lanzhou University.
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The skeleton — a male, likely between 25 and 35 years old when he died — was well preserved and appeared to have been carefully buried in a tightly flexed position.
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The first fragmentary fossils of this group of dinosaurs known as oviraptorosaurs were found nearly a century ago; newly discovered, well-preserved specimens are revealing more details about them.
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" While both hands are well preserved, he said, the painting was "aggressively over cleaned," resulting in abrasion of the whole surface, "especially in the face and hair of Christ.
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She does, however, prefer hunting for products to resell up north, where the flea markets have items that are fairly well-preserved and better reflect her shop's preferred aesthetic.
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Transitioning to King and his civil rights activism, the emotional journey culminates outside room 306, the well-preserved hotel room he occupied before he was shot on the balcony.
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" While both hands are well preserved, he said, the painting was "aggressively over-cleaned," resulting in abrasion of the whole surface, "especially in the face and hair of Christ.
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A hilly area with several historic districts and a downtown of well-preserved Art Deco buildings, the city is known for its bohemian spirit, arts community and outdoor recreation.
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The well-preserved tracks date back around 95 million years and were made by three different types of dinosaur, according to the team of paleontologists involved in the project.
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The area is known for its well-preserved late 19th- and early 20th-century architecture, a low-rise mix that includes Romanesque Revival, neo-Georgian and neo-Tudor styles.
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Nightingale contains smooth surface material that has likely been well-preserved by cold temperatures, making the site relatively safe and scientifically interesting for the spacecraft to sample, NASA said.
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They're remarkably well-preserved considering their age, helped by the desert's dry climate and winds that sweep away the sand, but are being obscured by floods and human activity.
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"Both tend to be well preserved in college towns and sell unique goods that are hard to find, even in bigger secondhand stores in large cities," Mr. Weprin said.
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Now its severed head has been found, and because of the freezing conditions, it is so well preserved that its fur, teeth, brain and facial tissue are largely intact.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The well-preserved wreck of a World War One German submarine, possibly still containing the bodies of its 23 crew members, has been found off the Belgian coast.
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National Geographic covered the accidental discovery in its June issue and created a 3-D rendering to show how well-preserved the dinosaur fossils were in an ancient river bank.
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And new Australian research into some remarkably well preserved Ichthyosaur 'cells' in Germany provides new insight as to how these huge, lung-breathing beasts thrived in a low-oxygen atmosphere.
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Encased in 100-million year old amber, this spectacularly well-preserved wasp was unearthed in the Hukawng Valley in Myanmar, one of the richest deposits of Cretaceous fossils on Earth.
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Image: Office de la Culture and Gentle CraftArchaeologists working in the Swiss town of Saint-Ursanne have discovered a remarkably well-preserved leather bootie dating back to the Middle Ages.
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Image: Min Wang, Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology, Chinese Academy of SciencesAnalysis of the well-preserved Ambopteryx fossil showed it was similar to Yi qi but with slight differences.
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The amphitheater, too, is well preserved but is known for serving as the grizzly stage for several executions by ISIS militants, captured in a widely shared, graphic video last July.
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Now, scientists have used CT scans and 3D technology to learn some secrets from the well preserved ancient ichthyosaur, a giant creature that once roamed the seas (The Daily Mail).
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The team from Sweden's Lund University, which has been surveying the area of Gebel el Silsila since 2012, previously found a group of well-preserved rock-cut statues in shrines.
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Although the shrines — numbered 30 and 31 — underwent fracturing, they are generally well-preserved with walls, floors, and ceilings largely intact, according to a preliminary report Nilsson shared with Hyperallergic.
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"We expect that Ultima is the most well-preserved sample of a planetary building block ever explored," Alan Stern, the principal investigator of New Horizons, writes in a blog post.
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Nesyamun's well-preserved vocal tract enabled Schofield and his colleagues to produce a detailed digital reproduction of his oral anatomy using a non-invasive technique called computed tomography (CT) scanning.
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Along these well-preserved streets, Mr. Green's reminiscing easily comes alive as we move past the Old Slave Mart, among the few remaining relics of the city's interstate slave trade.
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"On the Earth, the record of these impact craters isn't well-preserved," said co-author Dan Moriarty, a NASA Postdoctoral Program fellow at Goddard Space Flight Center, in a call.
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"About 50, well preserved, blond for preference, plump," Samuel Beckett wrote in his stage directions for "Happy Days," the 1961 how-bad-can-life-get tragicomedy in which she appears.
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Mr. Drent said he was told it had been stored in an attic, but did not know if it was temperature-controlled or how the cards remained so well preserved.
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This microbe is often a sign of gum disease, and it was so well-preserved in the specimen that nearly the entire genome could be reconstructed by Weyrich and her colleagues.
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Illustration: Vicki Herring, Cambridge Archaeological UnitA remarkably well-preserved Bronze Age settlement dubbed the 'British Pompeii' was destroyed by fire around a year after it was constructed, according to new research.
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Stevenson, who also went by Captain Dick, is best-known as the inventor of the Sourtoe Cocktail, the notorious shot of Canadian whisky that also contains a well-preserved human toe.
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The new analysis, enabled by a remarkably well-preserved genome taken from a 21.8,33.193 year old bone fragment, is now the second Neanderthal genome to be fully sequenced in high fidelity.
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While many of New England's Native American artifacts have decomposed in acidic soils, those in middens are often well preserved, as the calcium carbonate in the shells creates more alkaline conditions.
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The research team, which includes a number of doctoral students, found the ship lying intact, its hull well preserved from keel to deck, as well as its masts and some rigging.
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The town has its own museum-quality, walled-in medieval village, named Finalborgo, which is so well preserved it looks almost as if the Middle Ages wrapped up a week ago.
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The charred but otherwise well-preserved pieces were determined to be rhizomes, and all 55 of the collected specimens were later identified as identified as Hypoxis, or the Yellow Star flower.
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The incredibly well-preserved remains of a two-week-old foal that died 235,22017 years ago was found to still be covered in hair and retained both liquid blood and urine.
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Might it have resembled Asmara, the capital of closed-off Eritrea in the Horn of Africa, known for its well-preserved Art Deco treasures built by Italian occupiers in the 1930s?
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The hotel still has well preserved Art Deco interiors and design to check out, and you can grab a drink at The Tower Bar, the intimate rooftop bar with outdoor terrace.
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Not only is Dinosaur National Monument home to some of the most well-preserved fossilized dinosaur footprints in the US, but it also has astonishing petroglyphs dating back over 2,000 years.
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A well-preserved mosaic tile that signaled the prominence of the church, which closed in 2010, still exists in the northwest subway exit on the corner of Pacific and Fourth Avenue.
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An analysis of his well-preserved skeleton is providing new insights into how these extinct humans developed and matured, revealing an extended period of growth in certain aspects compared to modern humans.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Researchers in Cyprus have discovered a Roman-era shipwreck off a popular beach resort, thought to be the first well-preserved discovery of its kind around the east Mediterranean island.
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Incredibly—and after 8,000 years—the well-preserved remains of wooden stakes were found dislodged inside two of the skulls, suggesting they had been mounted prior to being deposited in the lake.
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Kennewick Man is one of just a few well-preserved North American skeletons that date back more than 8,000 years, and is one of the only good examples from the Pacific Northwest.
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Though it has its fair share of cookie-cutter homes and strip malls, its well-preserved old downtown boasts a brewery and beer garden, a yoga studio and, now, a bootcamp boutique.
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Permafrost, which is soil or rock that remains frozen for two or more years, allowed the horse's body to remain largely intact and its skin, hair, muscle tissues, and organs well-preserved.
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And while it welcomes several hundred thousand tourists every year, the city has been remarkably well preserved, thanks in part to its classification as a World Heritage site by UNESCO in 1995.
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The story begins back in 1937, when researchers discovered a well-preserved piece of feces in the latrine of a bishop's palace that had been demolished in the city of Aalborg, Denmark.
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One of the most-studied mummies Otzi was briefly "thawed out" in 2010 so researchers could take tissue samples, and remarkably, he was so well-preserved that red blood cells were recovered.
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"The material recovered suggests that the expedition has revealed a well-preserved, prehistoric landscape which, based on a preliminary inspection of the material, must have contained a prehistoric woodland," said the researchers.
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While the room is pretty well preserved, it also has a lot of modern signage, so we had to disassemble stuff with screwdrivers and then put it back where we found it.
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The lake was deep and had low oxygen levels at its bottom, which means that any prehistoric leaves that sank down there stayed relatively well-preserved, despite being 23 million years old.
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Further burrowing turned up not only more pottery but also tools of obsidian and a great cache of human bones, which had lain undisturbed and unusually well preserved over thousands of years.
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The international gallerist Bob Haboldt had recently found an exceptionally well-preserved portable devotional painting of the Madonna and Child by Paolo Veneziano, a 14th-century artist, in a house in France.
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The first study, led by Richard Potts from the Smithsonian Institute's Human Origins Program, looked at well-preserved sediments pulled from Olorgesailie, a rift that extends for 25 square miles (65 square km).
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Alternatively, you can take a quick bus ride just outside the Seville city limits to the Roman ruins of Italica, where you can explore a well-preserved amphitheater also used in Season 7.
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Though the mummy is well-preserved in an "insulated cabinet", experts will assess the conservation facilities going ahead, at the same time giving the museum's Egyptian Gallery section a much-needed face-lift.
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Although the wreck was well-preserved at the time it was discovered in 1985 by oceanographer Robert Ballard, some researchers have predicted there will be nothing left of the "unsinkable" ship by 2031.
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To test their theory they examined tusks, the exposed teeth of terrestrial mammals that don't have enamel, and compared them with the large teeth of theropod dinosaurs, known to have well-preserved enamel.
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Well-preserved fossil remnants of these microbes have been found at many sites younger than Nuvvuagittuq, and they closely resemble the coiled and branching tubes that Dr Papineau and his colleagues have found.
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Over 20 years later, Erickson and his colleagues obtained access to two extremely well-preserved dinosaur embryos: one of a sheep-sized herbivore called a Protoceratops, another of the enormous duck-bill Hypacrosaurus.
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Photo: Dong King FuScientists have uncovered a wealth of well-preserved fossils in China from the early Cambrian Period, representing 5183 species so far, over half of which have never been described before.
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Faced with the precise contours of these remarkably well preserved bodies, it's impossible not to feel a connection—and the data gleaned from the scans further sharpens the outlines of each personal story.
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In December 210, the Natural History Museum in London put on display a well preserved skeleton of a stegosaurus it had spotted for sale at the 2000 Tucson Gem, Mineral and Fossil Showcase.
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In Yakutia, a kilogram of the highest-quality mammoth ivory in unworked form will sell for around $430 and higher, depending on the size of the tusk and how well preserved it is.
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Boutique hotels that line famed Ocean Drive in South Beach (known for bright and retro neon signs) are well preserved Art Deco jewels, like The Celino South Beach, Clevelander Hotel and The Betsy.
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But newly discovered and well-preserved fossils of snakes, particularly snake skulls, suggest they had back legs for an extended period, according to a new study published Wednesday in the journal Science Advances.
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Perhaps an hour later, my taxi wound through Quito's astonishingly well-preserved historic center and approached the Casa Gangotena, a mansion-turned-hotel that ranked No. 1 in South America on TripAdvisor in 2014.
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"This is a great loss for the people of Palmyra and what Palmyra stands for in history, because it is an important historical site that was well preserved over the years," he told CNN.
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According to new research published in the journal Science, the animal's especially well-preserved inner ear bone enabled scientists to sequence and publish its complete genome, which is a first for ancient dog specimens.
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By comparing the fossil skull's exceptionally well-preserved skeletal texture to that of its closest living relatives—crocodilians and birds—the researchers could predict the soft tissue and scale patterns that enveloped its head.
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SOHAG, Egypt — Archaeologists in Egypt have recovered about 50 mummified animals, including mice, from a well-preserved and finely painted tomb thought to date from the early Ptolemaic period, more than 2,000 years ago.
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The Flemish port city of Bruges, with about 120,000 residents, is beloved by tourists as a well-preserved example of a medieval metropolis, known for its Gothic architecture, market squares and network of canals.
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The entrance to the apartment is at the top of a curved mahogany stairway that opens onto a well-preserved late-Baroque landing with travertine floors and hand-stenciled walls that resemble flocked wallpaper.
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Both trials are expected to last several weeks and draw national attention to the port city of about 133,000 people that is known for its cuisine and well-preserved 18th and 19th century architecture.
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But the sheer horror and emotional intensity of having three colleagues—for many in the program, three close friends—suffocate in a burning capsule while scrambling to save them, hasn't been as well preserved.
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Divers have discovered an exceptionally well-preserved human skeleton buried within the 2,100-year-old shipwreck that produced the Antikythera mechanism, considered the oldest analogue computer, according to new research published in Nature on Monday.
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In 2011, a Canadian miner accidentally stumbled upon an eerily well-preserved, 18-foot-long dinosaur covered in spikes, and scientists now believe the 110-million-year-old fossil belongs to a brand-new species.
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The bits of scattered bone and a remarkably well-preserved braincase is offering an unprecedented glimpse into what these middling predators looked like in the immediate period before they evolved into their much larger form.
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A new study published in Nature Communications has finally confirmed the identity of the so-called "Baby Louie" fossil—a remarkably well-preserved dinosaur embryo that was discovered in Henan, China, back in the 383s.
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Its remarkably well-preserved remains were found in 2011 at a site called Playa Media Luna, where paleontologists recovered most of its skeleton, including its jaw, front and hind legs, bits of spine, and tail.
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Even the images of the well-preserved negatives perform in new ways in this ahistorical, disjointed series, as a new way of reading grows from the lost memories no longer tethered to Haviv's found images.
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Archaeologists of the future will not just dig the earth; they will likely uncover much about the twenty-first-century human record by examining our well-preserved machines looming high up in our space cemeteries.
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Despite a history of wars and earthquakes, much of the country's historical heritage has been well preserved — many of the buildings have been restored, offering an attractive mix of Central European, Italian, and Balkan architecture.
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Scientists on Wednesday announced the discovery of fossils of two Jurassic Period gliding mammals so well-preserved and complete that they show the wing-like skin membranes the creatures employed while gliding effortlessly between trees.
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Experiencing these predawn tableaux late last summer, it was as if one city block's worth of mid-20th-century Americana had seeped from a well-preserved Kodachrome photo onto the streets of the West Village.
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Other times, there were notable relics to examine, like centuries-old landmark stones to mark boundaries and fishing spots or ancient petroglyphs, like one particularly well-preserved example of a tuna that faced the sea.
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Scientists said on Tuesday they had discovered in Shanidar Cave in the semi-autonomous Kurdistan region of northern Iraq the well-preserved upper body skeleton of an adult Neanderthal who lived about 70,000 years ago.
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Given the scale of decay and decrepitude in Fordlândia — founded in 1928 by the industrialist Henry Ford in the far reaches of the Amazon River Basin — it's surprising to find stately, largely well-preserved homes.
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There are a number of finds from the city of Dura-Europos, where archaeologists excavated a well-preserved early church and a synagogue as well as temples to several other gods, reflecting its religious diversity.
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The two pterosaurs, which date back to around 160 million to 165 million years ago, were chosen for the study because they were exceptionally well preserved and "absolutely covered in fur," in the words of Benton.
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"There are only a small number of ship burials known from Scandinavia so far and only three of them (Gokstad, Oseberg and Tune ships) are actually well preserved," Erich Nau, an archaeologist with NIKU, told Gizmodo.
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"This is because phylogenetic analyses like this one are very sensitive to how complete our datasets are—which is of course limited by what fossils we've found and how well-preserved they are," Manafzadeh told Gizmodo.
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The fossilized skull of the Echo Hunter, discovered in South Carolina about 15 years ago, was unusually well-preserved, allowing researchers to analyze its facial features and the physiology of its inner ear in great detail.
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A hilly area with several historic districts and a downtown with some well-preserved Art Deco buildings, the city is known for its bohemian spirit, arts community and outdoor recreation in nearby mountains, forests and parks.
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The study authors also suggested it could be used to inspire and excite some of the 1 million annual visitors to the well-preserved temple of Karnak in Egypt, where Nesyamun would have performed his duties.
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And the 71-year-old has become "a well-preserved businessman" who wears shoes almost everywhere nowadays and is richer than fellow musician Bruce Springsteen, according to a colorful new profile in the New York Times.
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Its fossil, found in 2017 by a local farmer in Liaoning Province, was well preserved, boasting details of soft tissue like the wing membranes, bristly body feathers, stomach contents of its last meal and gizzard stones.
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That's extra enticing because the cold temperatures may have kept the material in the crater well preserved from the early days of the Solar System; the particles may not have changed dynamically over time from heating.
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SAQQARA, Egypt (Reuters) - Egypt unveiled a well-preserved 4,400-year-old tomb decorated with hieroglyphs and statues south of Cairo on Saturday, and officials expect more discoveries when archaeologists excavate the site further in coming months.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Deer nibbling on fruit trees, blue-feathered birds, and a vine winding around a candelabra adorn an astonishingly well-preserved 1st-century Roman fresco that archaeologists have just discovered in London.
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In 2019 it hopes to attract about 2 million visitors to watch concerts at its well preserved 2nd century Roman theater or stroll along its cobbled streets with its warren of renovated colorful 19-th century houses.
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Scientists at the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History and the University of York examined her remains, especially the dental plaque (also called calculus) on her well-preserved teeth, using sophisticated laboratory spectroscopic tools.
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Also, the country's many cultural attractions like the well-preserved medieval city of Bruges, and Rubenshuis, the museum in Antwerp dedicated to the Flemish Baroque painter Peter Paul Rubens, aren't overwhelmed with visitors as they have been.
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The TV series and the grand Jacobethan house are indelibly linked because of the show's main imagery, but Highclere Castle itself is a real home west of London — not just a film set or well-preserved antique.
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Incredibly, the researchers were able to generate high-quality genomes from samples that haven't been frozen and are more than 133,000 years old; gene sequences were extracted from bits of bone and teeth found in well-preserved remains.
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Still, the evidence for life in the Greenland formations is not nearly as solid as that found in the Australian fossils, which were well preserved in sedimentary rocks and showed clearly developed structures and chemical clues, Allwood said.
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In a study published Thursday by the journal Science, an international team of researchers deployed the latest genetic tools with 13 stallions that were buried in a mound in what is now Kazakhstan, well-preserved in the permafrost.
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One day I rode the train out to the suburbs to see the Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum, a 17-acre campus with 30 well-preserved or renovated Japanese houses dating from the 1600s through the 1950s.
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On Thursday, the art dealer Eric Turquin unveiled a spectacularly well-preserved 17th-century canvas of "Judith and Holofernes" that Marc Labarbe, an auctioneer based in Toulouse, France, found in the attic of a house there in 2014.
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We know this because of the way their bodies were oriented in the chamber (this kind of analysis was possible, the authors say, owing to the "extraordinarily well-preserved skeletal joints fixing the body shape in three-dimensional space").
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The reason the film is called "Iceman", or "Der Mann aus der Eis" in the original German, is that it was inspired by "Ötzi", the well-preserved 5000-year-old corpse which was discovered in the Alps in 1991.
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But beyond the excitement of identifying such well-preserved fossils, Poropat and his co-authors say the find informs the broader history of titanosaur migration during the Cretaceous Period, especially their arrival in the unique paleoenvironment of Mesozoic Australia.
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When I first saw images of the beast, which was photographed for the June issue of National Geographic, I had to know how it came to be so well-preserved—and if there are other dino mummies like it.
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Among the many other values a well-preserved Grand Canyon provides the people of this nation and our entire planet, these culturally important places must be protected to ensure Hopi people can continue to interact with their ancestral past.
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The 3,000-year-old, well-preserved remains of what may have been high priests and their relatives — men, women and two children — are described by Egyptian officials as the largest such find in more than a century (NBC News).
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"We only know of three well-preserved Viking ship burials in Norway, and these were excavated a long time ago," said Dr. Knut Paasche, Head of the Department of Digital Archaeology at NIKU and an expert on Viking ships.
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" Dr. LeWinter, the attending cardiologist at the University of Vermont Medical Center and Mr. Sanders's personal cardiologist, also said that Mr. Sanders had experienced "modest heart muscle damage" but that his heart function was now "stable and well-preserved.
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One of the most famous indoor/outdoor couches in LAThe pool deck and living roomThe stunning pyramid of concrete and glass with a triangular pool that hovers over LA is absolutely one of the most well-preserved gems in modern architecture.
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The new discovery, made at Must Farm close to Peterborough in the UK, is the earliest of its kind to be found in the UK. And it's exceptionally well preserved: Swell preserved, in fact, that it still contains its hub.
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Consumers on the hunt for high-end clothing at a cheap price often seek out well-preserved second-hand pieces online but hunting for legitimate goods in the global $460 billion counterfeit industry — according to OECD data — is no easy task.
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"The differing attitudes of the sexes toward clothing goes a long way in explaining why we have so many well-preserved pieces of historical women's wear and so little that was worn by men," said Miriam Phelan, an assistant curator.
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The first grade teacher from San Jose, California is creating a unique kind of body art that involves painting an image onto the palm of his hand and then pressing it to canvas, leaving behind a surprisingly well-preserved imprint.
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This one is particularly remarkable as it is well-preserved and boasts ornate details as well as complete scenes from the racing tracks: the charioteers actually portray the same man, with the four chariots representing different periods of the competition.
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OLD TOWN ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Nestled in centuries of dirt and debris, several well-preserved ships and artifacts have been unearthed that offer a glimpse of life at what was once one of the busiest ports in the North American colonies.
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Well-preserved fossils of the small, winged dinosaur have been the source of discovery in the past, with laser imaging of soft tissues and analysis of their melanosome structures revealing the color of dinosaurs for the first time in 2010.
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If the ball is there and well preserved, it could be the most valuable single-signed baseball ever — worth as much as $500,20013 at auction, said Leila Dunbar, an appraiser of sports memorabilia, and Mike Heffner, the president of Lelands.
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Underwater discoveries: Researchers have documented a remarkably well-preserved 500-year-old ship on the Baltic seafloor, and the wreckage of the Minerve, a French submarine that sank in 1968 with 52 crew members aboard, was located in the Mediterranean.
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But at risk in the process are a number of well preserved pre-Colombian artifacts left in what used to be a well-traveled trade route that passes along a spring and wetlands that provide important habitat for area species.
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