SCIENCE

Archaeologists are investigating ancient Pueblo settlements in Colorado with the guidance of Hopi people.

Snow, sleet and low overnight temperatures raise fears of black ice for morning motorists and pedestrians.

Hydrogen spewed from volcanoes could help warm a planet in zones considered too cold for life to exist.

Mat Bowtell spent thousands on 3D printing equipment so he can improve others' lives.

Cattle grazing on pastures that were on an ecological knife edge could have pushed the Sahara onto the path of desertification.

A state of emergency was declared in New York and New Jersey due to the storm.

The discovery was made by scientists at the Swedish Museum of Natural History.

Poachers had shot and killed a white rhino and sawed off its horn on 7 March at a wildlife park near Paris.

Fiddler crab courtship display helps show how strong they are and what a big home they have.

Ecologically inspired artificial 3D-printed reefs are hoped to be more effective than primitive artificial structures.

Strontium isotope analysis has revealed where the woman was born and where she was raised.

A snowstorm grounded more than 5,000 flights, knocked out power to over 100,000 customers, closed schools and prompted warnings to stay off the roads.

Phallic imagery is omnipresent in Roman art and could have been a good-luck charm.

Scientists have come up with a way to forecast red tides, which kill marine life and cause health problems in humans.

The rhino, named Wozani, had its horn, ears, tail and feet cut off by poachers in Limpopo province.

Over the past 200 years, flow conditions of the Nile have dramatically been altered.

Mammoth fossil was discovered beneath Tultepec while drains were being installed.

Einstein was born on 14 March, 1879.

Painful group experiences can blur an individual's sense of self and others in a process called 'identity fusion'.

Reconstructing embankments on rivers in Louisiana to let sediment leave could ease the problem of the encroaching sea.

The object is not part of the AB Doradus moving group, as previous hypothesised.

The importance of the number has been known since ancient times.

Combination of factors led to one of the worst instances of mangrove dieback ever recorded.

Bison arrived in North America via the Bering Land Bridge and had dispersed across the continent within 20,000 years.

The skull belonged to an ancestor of humans and Neanderthals.

Robotic submarine to map movement of deep waters in abyss that plays a critical role in regulating Earth's climate.

Cobra venom can destroy whole limbs. Now scientists want to turn it against cancer cells.

The recently-discovered system has a very Belgian connection.

IBTimes UK visits a drought-hit community in Tete province where charity World Vision is assisting people.