What it is: A turquoise-encrusted wooden mask from the Aztec civilization Where it is from: Somewhere in Mesoamerica When it was made: Between 1400 and 1521 Related: Book of Kells: A 1,200-year ...

Only a handful of Wabanaki artists in recent years have mastered hand-carving wooden masks, but now eight emerging Mi'kmaw artists from Elsipogtog First Nation in New Brunswick are following in ...

Wearing a dust mask, such as the BASE CAMP half mask, aims for optimal protection against airborne particulates and fine wood dust, with the goal of allowing people to enjoy the season without ...

Two college students—archaeologists in training, wearing hospital scrubs and masks ... wooden ornaments. None of the nine victims bear the usual cut marks to the chest, but the skull of ...

that they had long had a crystal skull of their own. Bought from Tiffany's in New York in 1898, it was believed to be of Aztec origin and to have been looted from Mexico by a soldier of fortune.

Fans have been dying to see the face behind Penta El Zero Miedo's iconic skull mask for years. The mysterious luchador, known for his "Cero Miedo" attitude, guards his masked identity as part of ...

"This was our heritage and we had to preserve it," recalls Jones. "We couldn´t let it get lost at sea." ...