Researchers are beginning to reveal details about St. Teresa of Avila, the 16th-century Catholic saint whose body was found ...

It is the preserved remains of a 35-40-year-old person who ... the Canary Islands from the first millennium BC alone until Spanish colonialism conquered the archipelago in the 15th century ...

Now, Catholic Church officials have unsealed the remains again with a group of religious leaders and scientists assembling for the occasion on August 28. "Today the tomb of St. Teresa was opened ...

And it’s also home to the oldest known remains of a gorgonopsian, an important ancestor of modern mammals — a fact that could change our understanding of their migration and evolutionary history.

It is the preserved remains of a 35-40-year-old person who it is believed ... people who inhabited the Canary Islands from the first millennium BC alone until Spanish colonialism conquered the ...