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Archaeologists Found the World’s Oldest Leftovers

By Kiona N. Smith, Ars Technica

Science

Knives Made of Frozen Feces Are Kinda Crappy

By Jennifer Ouellette, Ars Technica

Science

How Vikings Went Into a Trancelike Rage Before Battle

By Jennifer Ouellette, Ars Technica

Science

The Notre Dame Fire and the Future of History

By Adam Rogers

Science

Scientists Reveal Ancient Social Networks Using AI—and X-Rays

By Sophia Chen

Business

50 Years Later, We Still Don't Grasp the Mother of All Demos

By Klint Finley

Business

How Doug Engelbart Pulled off the Mother of All Demos

By Adam Fisher

Science

No, the Caravan's Migrants Don't Have Leprosy or Smallpox

By Adam Rogers

The Big Story

An Oral History of Apple's Infinite Loop

By Steven Levy

The Big Story

The 1970s Conference That Predicted the Future of Work

By Leslie Berlin

Business

Past Master: Meet Tech Archivist Leslie Berlin

By Nitasha Tiku

Gear

Looking Back at 10 Years of the Hashtag

By WIRED Staff

Transportation

Inside the Races That Jump-Started the Self-Driving Car

By Alex Davies

Science

Twenty Years after His Death, Carl Sagan Is Still Right

By Adam Rogers

Science

Geneticists Trace an Australian Migration with Artifacts

By Emma Marris

The Big Story

Silicon Valley’s First Founder Was Its Worst

By Scott Rosenberg

The Big Story

How a 1950s Egg Farm Hatched the Modern Startup Incubator

By Justin Peters

The Big Story

Reviewing the First iPhone in a Hype Typhoon

By Steven Levy

Business

You’ve Never Heard of Tech Legend Bob Taylor, But He Invented ‘Almost Everything’

By Leslie Berlin

The Big Story

Syrian History Is Unfolding on WhatsApp

By Lauren Bohn

The Big Story

This 100-Year-Old Dutch Movement Shaped Web Design Today

By Alain Dujardin

Business

At 25, the World Wide Web Is Still a Long Way From Reality

By Klint Finley

Science

He Drew the Sun for 40 Years, But Now His Telescope Is Dying

By Sarah Scoles

Business

Tech Time Warp: Back in the Day, the Hot Tech Rivalry Was Amiga vs. Atari

By Klint Finley