Archaeologists in Kazakhstan have discovered the well-preserved remains of a cat that died over 1,000 years ago along the Silk Road. The feline lived a tough life but was apparently cared for by ...

Every fall, skeletons return to porches and windows, but this year, they’ve picked up some unexpected admirers. Across social media, cats have been caught napping beside—or squarely on top of—plastic ...

Cats may have been pets for Kazakh pastoralists along the Silk Road over 1,000 years ago, a new study said. Tests on a cat skeleton found along the Silk Road in southern Kazakhstan revealed that cats ...

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A house cat dead for more than 1,000 years is changing our understanding of urbanization and trade along the early Silk Road. Archaeologists found the cat’s skeleton in Dzankent, a medieval city east ...

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