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A ridge of shell weathering out of the Bridger Formation on Bureau of Land Management ground in southwest Wyoming caught the eye of Touren Pope, 11, of Nevada; the soft-shelled turtle he named Little Timmy is about 48 million years old, and a small toy sits beside it for scale in the photo.

4+ day, 10+ hour ago   (129+ words) When an 11-year-old's keen eye spotted something unusual in a Wyoming badlands, he uncovered a 48-million-year-old turtle that museums had never seen before. Published September 9, 2026 · How we edit The BLM’s Rock Springs Field Office paleontology staff was notified, and Touren…...

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Ancient cacao DNA has been recovered from two pottery fragments dug out of eleventh and twelfth century feasting pits at Etowah in Georgia, reported as the first clear evidence that cacao consumption was part of the Mississippian world

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (740+ words) Chemical residues could not tell chocolate apart from a holly native to the Gulf and Atlantic coasts, so a French and American team went looking for the plant's DNA instead, and found it on two of the three sherds they…...