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Issue 130 December 16, 2018

Photograph by Paolo Verzone       Magazine      The Bible hunters Photographer Paolo Verzone documents the shadowy world where religion meets archaeology; where scientists, collectors, and schemers are racing to find the most precious relics. See the pictures SHARE

Photograph by Craig Cutler

Science      Behind the scenes of dinosaur restoration Craig Cutler's photographs of dinosaur fossils in process of being assembled into a museum exhibit reveal the art in science. See more pictures SHARE

Photograph by Rucca Y Ito       2018 Photo Contest      This Year's Winners Rucca Y Ito captured this photograph of snowflakes falling over the "Blue Pond" in Hokkaido, Japan for an honorable mention in this year's National Geographic Photo Contest. See All winners SHARE

Photograph by MARCO ZORZANELLO       Environment      Saving the Dead Sea Photographer Marco Zorzanello explores the impacts that a receding shoreline and continuing geopolitical strife are having on a site of spiritual, economic, and environmental significance. See the Pictures SHARE

Photograph by Paolo Verzone

Selfies on Assignment      Photographer Paolo Verzone snapped this selfie with fellow photographer Elias Williams while Michael Job, an actor playing the role of Jesus, blesses them at the Holy Land Experience in Orlando, Florida, a "living biblical museum," featuring period reenactors. See more selfies SHARE

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