The legendary robbers Schinderhannes and Schwarzer Jonas were executed by guillotine in Mainz in 1803. In 1805, the first chairholder of anatomy at the University of Heidelberg, Jacob Fidelis ...

After more than two centuries, modern scientific methods finally unveiled the true identity of the skeleton long believed to belong to the infamous German bandit Schinderhannes. The University of ...

Researchers proved that a misidentified skeleton from the 19 th century actually belongs to infamous outlaw Johannes Bückler, also known as Schinderhannes. Genealogical research found a living ...

Private Jets, US$25 million Hubtel deal, US$43 million exchange rate come crawling The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG), once envisioned as a crucial engine for Ghana’s economic development, has ...

The skeleton is a rigid framework of bones that forms the supporting structure of the musculoskeletal system, and also functions in movement, haematopoiesis and endocrine regulation. Skeletal ...

Treat your posterior to one of the best gaming chairs. It's 2025, so surely the best gaming chair should see us sitting on floating cushions, supported by anti-gravity modules, propping us up in ...

Near the foot of one skeleton, the archaeologists also discovered shoe nails that came from distinctive Roman military shoes called caligae. The discovery of such skeletal remains is exceedingly ...

Traditionally, skeletonization (thinning) is a morphological operation to reduce a binary image to its topological skeleton, returning a raster image as result. However, sometimes a vector ...

So far, 33 skeletons have been found near Eptapyrgio prison northeast of the city, a former Byzantine-era fortress later known as Yedi Kule under Ottoman rule, city officials said in a statement.

Based out of West Valley College, the College of Adaptive Arts is a nonprofit that provides higher education for adults with ...

However, analysis of skeletons belonging to “extremely active” people might prove that they were dead wrong — and that poor physical laborers could’ve been interred there as well.

Archaeologists have long assumed that ancient Egyptian pyramids were reserved for the richest members of society – but an analysis of burials at a site called Tombos suggests low-status workers ...