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Archaeologists Discover the World’s Oldest Evidence of Habitual Drug Use in the Teeth of a 25,000-Year-Old Human, This Rescue Truck Was the First Foam Truck to Respond to the Pentagon on 9/11 and More email from Smithsonian Magazine

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Archaeologists Discover the World’s Oldest Evidence of Habitual Drug Use in the Teeth of a 25,000-Year-Old Human, This Rescue Truck Was the First Foam Truck to Respond to the Pentagon on 9/11 and More

Today at the Smithsonian: Thirty-Seven Smithsonian Artifacts That Tell the Story of 9/11 email from Smithsonian Magazine

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Today at the Smithsonian: Thirty-Seven Smithsonian Artifacts That Tell the Story of 9/11

Archaeologists Excavating a Roman-Era Cemetery in Poland Stumbled Upon a 5,000-Year-Old Necklace Made Teeth, a Psychedelic Compound Found in ‘Magic’ Mushrooms Might Prevent Nerve Damage Caused by Chemotherapy and More email from Smithsonian Magazine

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Archaeologists Excavating a Roman-Era Cemetery in Poland Stumbled Upon a 5,000-Year-Old Necklace Made Teeth, a Psychedelic Compound Found in ‘Magic’ Mushrooms Might Prevent Nerve Damage Caused by Chemotherapy and More

The Best Way to Track When Fall Foliage Will Peak in Your Area, Explore the Layered History of Egypt’s Most Beloved Street Food and More email from Smithsonian Magazine

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The Best Way to Track When Fall Foliage Will Peak in Your Area, Explore the Layered History of Egypt’s Most Beloved Street Food and More

Today at the Smithsonian: The Rookie Card of the Future Yankees Legend Mickey Mantle Once Sold for Pennies email from Smithsonian Magazine

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Today at the Smithsonian: The Rookie Card of the Future Yankees Legend Mickey Mantle Once Sold for Pennies

This Hospital Ship That Sank Off Albania's Coast During WWII Is Now Teeming With Marine Life, World's Largest Collection of Serial Killer 'Murderabilia' Opens In Chicago and More email from Smithsonian Magazine

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This Hospital Ship That Sank Off Albania's Coast During WWII Is Now Teeming With Marine Life, World's Largest Collection of Serial Killer 'Murderabilia' Opens In Chicago and More

Do Cosmic Universes Evolve Just Like the Organisms on Earth?, Marine Biologists Have Solved the Mystery of How Harbor Porpoises Mate and More email from Smithsonian Magazine

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Do Cosmic Universes Evolve Just Like the Organisms on Earth?, Marine Biologists Have Solved the Mystery of How Harbor Porpoises Mate and More

Today at the Smithsonian: Secretary Lonnie G. Bunch III Announces Retirement as Head of the Smithsonian After 38 Years of Service to the Institution email from Smithsonian Magazine

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Today at the Smithsonian: Secretary Lonnie G. Bunch III Announces Retirement as Head of the Smithsonian After 38 Years of Service to the Institution

Secretary Lonnie G. Bunch III Announces Retirement as Head of the Smithsonian, the Largest Treasure Trove of Viking Silver Was Just Discovered in Denmark and More email from Smithsonian Magazine

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Secretary Lonnie G. Bunch III Announces Retirement as Head of the Smithsonian, the Largest Treasure Trove of Viking Silver Was Just Discovered in Denmark and More

Today at the Smithsonian: Yayoi Kusama Created Fantastical ‘Infinity Mirror Rooms’ That Became the Art World’s Most Famous Backdrops email from Smithsonian Magazine

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Today at the Smithsonian: Yayoi Kusama Created Fantastical ‘Infinity Mirror Rooms’ That Became the Art World’s Most Famous Backdrops

Scientists Have Recreated the Long-Lost Chirps of Jurassic Insects From a 165 Million Years Ago, Why Conservationists Are Saving Africa’s Most Hated Carnivores and More email from Smithsonian Magazine

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Scientists Have Recreated the Long-Lost Chirps of Jurassic Insects From a 165 Million Years Ago, Why Conservationists Are Saving Africa’s Most Hated Carnivores and More

Today at the Smithsonian: How Art Shapes Our Perception of American Workers email from Smithsonian Magazine

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Today at the Smithsonian: How Art Shapes Our Perception of American Workers

Archaeologists Discover Rare Fragments of 1,300-Year-Old Clothing Inside a Viking Age Grave, These Southwestern Pueblo Natives Launched the First Successful American Revolution and More email from Smithsonian Magazine

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Archaeologists Discover Rare Fragments of 1,300-Year-Old Clothing Inside a Viking Age Grave, These Southwestern Pueblo Natives Launched the First Successful American Revolution and More

Today at the Smithsonian: How Did Medieval Builders Construct Complex Cathedrals Before Advanced Mathematics? email from Smithsonian Magazine

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Today at the Smithsonian: How Did Medieval Builders Construct Complex Cathedrals Before Advanced Mathematics?

Today at the Smithsonian: A Selection of Islamic Masterpieces From the Louvre Is Coming to the United States For the First Time email from Smithsonian Magazine

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Today at the Smithsonian: A Selection of Islamic Masterpieces From the Louvre Is Coming to the United States For the First Time

Researchers Have Figured Out How to Spot Fake Ancient Pottery Using the Earth’s Magnetic Field, Scientists Believe Electrically Charged Rain Droplets Strip Protective Coatings From Structures and More email from Smithsonian Magazine

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Researchers Have Figured Out How to Spot Fake Ancient Pottery Using the Earth’s Magnetic Field, Scientists Believe Electrically Charged Rain Droplets Strip Protective Coatings From Structures and More

Today at the Smithsonian: How X-Rays, Plastic Cups and Spools of String Help National Zoo Researchers Find Wild Box Turtle Nests email from Smithsonian Magazine

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Today at the Smithsonian: How X-Rays, Plastic Cups and Spools of String Help National Zoo Researchers Find Wild Box Turtle Nests

This Historic Trove of Impressionist Masterpieces Is Expected to Fetch Up to $50 Million at Auction, a Rebel Inventor Designed a Secret Bomb-Carrying Submarine During the American Revolution and More email from Smithsonian Magazine

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This Historic Trove of Impressionist Masterpieces Is Expected to Fetch Up to $50 Million at Auction, a Rebel Inventor Designed a Secret Bomb-Carrying Submarine During the American Revolution and More

Today at the Smithsonian: The Circus Comes to the Smithsonian This Labor Day Weekend email from Smithsonian Magazine

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Today at the Smithsonian: The Circus Comes to the Smithsonian This Labor Day Weekend

Archaeologists Discover a 4,000-Year-Old Egyptian Tomb That Still Held Human Remains, How Blue Crabs Have Taken Over the Adriatic Sea and More email from Smithsonian Magazine

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Archaeologists Discover a 4,000-Year-Old Egyptian Tomb That Still Held Human Remains, How Blue Crabs Have Taken Over the Adriatic Sea and More

Today at the Smithsonian: Way Bandy Was One of the Most Influential Makeup Artists in the World email from Smithsonian Magazine

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Today at the Smithsonian: Way Bandy Was One of the Most Influential Makeup Artists in the World

These Stones From One of Henry VIII’s Fortresses Spent More Than a Century Hidden in Plain Sight, What Triggered the Devastating Floods in Nepal and More email from Smithsonian Magazine

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These Stones From One of Henry VIII’s Fortresses Spent More Than a Century Hidden in Plain Sight, What Triggered the Devastating Floods in Nepal and More

Today at the Smithsonian: Who Was the Whimsical Soldier Who Wrote This Box of 300 Love Letters? email from Smithsonian Magazine

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Today at the Smithsonian: Who Was the Whimsical Soldier Who Wrote This Box of 300 Love Letters?

Archaeologists Discover Rare Fragments of 1,300-Year-Old Clothing Preserved Inside a Viking Age Grave, This Newly Discovered Fuzzy Fish Species is Named After a Sesame Street Character and More email from Smithsonian Magazine

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Archaeologists Discover Rare Fragments of 1,300-Year-Old Clothing Preserved Inside a Viking Age Grave, This Newly Discovered Fuzzy Fish Species is Named After a Sesame Street Character and More

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