Vishwam Sankaran

Naval commander Carausius ruled Britain and northern Gaul as an independent state for seven years in the third century

Archaeologists conducting excavations along a new railway line in eastern England have discovered a rare coin from 287AD depicting the Roman usurper Carausius.

Archaeologists unearth rare Roman coin of Britain’s emperor Carausius on railway site

Archaeologists have unearthed a rare 287AD coin depicting the Roman usurper Carausius during excavations for the new East West railway line in eastern England.

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Dinosaur likely swung its tail forcefully to deter predators, scientists say

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Behaviour may also be strategy to portion food for juveniles, researchers say

Orcas in the Gulf of California have been spotted ramming into one of the world's heaviest fish and watching them explode, seemingly just for their entertainment.

Study finds DNA mutations impose a hard limit on human lifespan even if all other contributing factors of ageing are eliminated