A cone-shaped skull with a possible metal implant could represent some of the earliest evidence from Peru of a surgical implant. Or it could be a modern-day fake. Skip to main content.

At a prehistoric cemetery in Iran, archaeologists have discovered a skull belonging to a young woman who lived more than ...

The woman's cone-shaped cranium revealed that she had been killed by a broad-edged object that swiftly ended her short life. However, it's unknown if the blow was intentional. "We know this woman ...

Archaeologists excavating an ancient graveyard in Iran discovered what they believe to be a young woman's skull which had been intentionally modified. Researchers at the Chega Sofla cemetery, which ...

Explain that shape is also a property of an object. After going through the simulation, explain that objects have other properties in addition to their size, shape, and color. Objects may be hard or ...

The namesake shape of the Cone Nebula is due to giant clouds of cold molecular gas and dust, which tend to form new stars. Newborn blue stars within these clouds emit powerful stellar winds and ...

Archaeologists discovered the cone-shaped awl in the grave of a woman who was about 40 years old when she died, and who had a belt around her waist made of 1,668 ostrich-egg shell beads.

The metal handle telescopes so the whole thing is a pole nearly 5 feet long. There’s a robust, foot-wide pivoting brush and squeegee on one end and a 4-inch-wide scraper on the other end.

Object Details Manufacturer Vitra AG, Birsfelden, Switzerland, founded 1950 Designer Verner Panton, (Danish, 1926–1998) Description Chair of inverted cone shape, the back curved to form a heart-shape, ...

The cone-shaped awl was found in a sealed grave of a woman about 40 years old that was dug inside a silo, and around her waist was a belt made of 1,668 ostrich-egg shell beads.

Scientists unearth 7,000-year-old copper awl, oldest metal object in Middle East. By Lori Sandoval ... The copper awl is a cone-shaped object merely four centimeters long and one millimeter thick.

The octopus-inspired suckers on a new wetsuit glove can pick up objects of various shapes and materials, from a metal toy car to a delicate, squishy hydrogel bead.