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March 7th to 10th, 2017 Edition
From Vilified to Vindicated: the Story of Jacques Cinq-Mars-How a toxic debate over the first Americans hobbled science for decades Hakai Magazine
A growing body of scientific research is pushing back the timeline for the arrival of humans in the New World. The sites shown here all point to the presence of pre-Clovis hunters. Illustration by Mark Garrison and Joel Friesen
2,000 Year Old Road Excavated near Bet Shemesh Jewish Press
Australian aboriginal hair shows 50,000 years connection to country Popular Archaeology
Dental Plaque DNA Opens New Window on Neanderthal Life-Ways: DNA study reveals what two different groups of Neanderthals consumed and how they practiced their own medicine Popular Archaeology
Two Male Skeletons Unearthed With Fingers Interwoven In London Elizabeth Crossrail The Science Times
Discovery of widespread platinum may help solve Clovis people mystery Popular Archaeology
Ancient nomadic herders beat a path to the Silk Road Science News
Statue of Amenhotep III, 66 of goddess Sekhmet unearthed in Luxor Ahram Online
Advanced Radar Tech Could Save Ancient City of Angkor’s Collapsing Monuments Live Science
Tree roots from late 10th century signal a show of power in Tottori Asahi Shimbun
March 3rd to 6th, 2017 Edition
Ancient skulls may belong to elusive humans called Denisovans Science Magazine
Archaeologists say they’ve found the campsite used by survivors of legendary ‘doomed’ ship Alaska Dispatch News
4,000 Years Old Mysterious Tomb with Rock Art Exposed in Upper Galilee Jewish Press
Hundreds of previously undiscovered ancient oak trees found in English countryside Independent UK
Greek Culture Minister allocates €2.5 million for Amphipolis Tomb project works Tornos News
Scientists study ways to preserve world heritage sites damaged in armed conflicts PhysOrg
Why Did Greenland’s Vikings Vanish? Newly discovered evidence is upending our understanding of how early settlers made a life on the island — and why they suddenly disappeared Smithsonian Magazine
How to Eat Like a Viking-It’s no surprise that the fearsome raiders relished wild boar meat. But yogurt? National Geographic
March 2nd, 2017 Edition
Evidence of large burial mound points to resting place of emperor Asahi Shimbun
Archaeologists Uncover Vast Ancient Roman Mining Operation in Spain Haaretz
Ancient peoples shaped the Amazon rainforest-Trees domesticated by pre-Columbian peoples remain more common in forests near ancient settlements Popular Archaeology
‘Patchwork’ Early Human Fossils Suggest Intermixing Live Science
March 1st, 2017 Edition
Archaeologists Scale History of Ancient Staircase The Cambodia Daily
High official’s family tombs unearthed in Chengdu China.org
Fabled ‘Atlantis Alloy’ Recovered in Greater Numbers From Ancient Shipwreck Seeker
Tree scars record 700 years of natural and cultural fire history in a northern forest Ecological Society of America\Science Daily
February 26th to 28th, 2017 Edition
Ancient cultures also were affected by climate change Columbus Dispatch
Puzzle of the Maya pendant-Large carved jade unearthed in southern Belize University of California – San Diego\EurekAlert
Mystery over male Black Death victims found buried hand in hand The Guardian UK
New study reignites debate over Viking settlements in England Science Nordic
Confucius depicted on mirror Ecns China
Chaco’s Elites Were Natives of Chaco Canyon, Not Migrants, Their Remains Show Western Digs
‘Oldest’ Iron Age gold work in Britain found in Staffordshire BBC News
Palaces of Ancient Persia Were Built with ‘Fire Temple’ Wood Live Science
February 24th & 25th, 2017 Edition
38,000 year-old engravings confirm ancient origins of technique used by Seurat, Van Gogh Popular Archaeology
Ancient burials and artefacts unearthed beneath Lincoln Eastern Bypass site The Lincolnite
Ancient sanctuary from obscure religion that competed with Christianity unearthed in Corsica-Dedicated to the god Mithra, it is the first ever discovered on the island International Business Times
The toy boat that sailed the seas of time The Norwegian University of Science and Technology\Science Daily
February 22nd & 23rd, 2017 Edition
Genetic data show mainly men migrated from the Pontic Steppe to Europe 5,000 years ago Popular Archaeology
75 Years After Start of Internment, Archaeologists Excavate Hawaii’s Largest Camp NBC News
3,000-Year-Old Child Footprints Found at Site of Ancient Egyptian Palace Seeker
Thousands of horsemen may have swept into Bronze Age Europe, transforming the local population Science
Study of ancient skulls suggest there may have been multiple migrations into the Americas PhysOrg
Medieval burials on Yamal peninsula may have been ritualistic sacrifices Siberian Times
February 21st, 2017 Edition
1,800 Year Old List of Synagogue Donors Discovered in Galilee Village Jewish Press
Ancient Roman House and Phallic Amulets Discovered in Israel Live Science
Elite ‘Dynasty’ at Chaco Canyon Got Its Power From One Woman, DNA Shows Western Digs
Kennewick Man skeleton may be on its way back to ancestral home PhysOrg
Archaeologists discover ‘coexistence’ between Aboriginal people and settlers in North Parramatta ABC News
Medieval graffiti survey underway in Bolton to uncover different marks used to ward of evil spirit — and co-ordinators want The Bolton News
February 18th to February 20th, 2017 Edition
Sharpening our knowledge of prehistory on East Africa’s bone harpoons PhysOrg
2,700-year-old jug found in south helps archaeologists focus digs Israel Hayom
To dye for: snail shell found on Temple Mount colors researchers’ interest Jewish News Service
Greece displays ‘7,000-year-old archaeological enigma’ BBC News
Did Stone Age people build a large labyrinth in Denmark? Science Nordic
February 17th, 2017 Edition
Transport back in time to ancient Roman sites with virtual reality CBS News
Linguist’s ‘big data’ research supports waves of migration into the Americas University of Virginia\Science Daily
Scarcity of resources led to violence in prehistoric central California California State Polytechnic University Pomona\Science Daily
Facial reconstruction of Pictish man brutally murdered 1,400 years ago Past Horizons
Collapse of Aztec society linked to catastrophic salmonella outbreak Nature
February 14th to February 16th, 2017 Edition
Charred turnip dinner from 400 years ago throws new light on conquest of Siberia Siberian Times
Looking at Sardinian DNA for genetic clues to an island’s – and Europe’s – past Popular Archaeology
Archaeologists shocked to find ancient gateway at ‘House of Gates’ The Times of Israel
Unusual Burial Unearthed in Transylvania City News
Linguist’s ‘big data’ research supports waves of migration into the Americas Popular Archaeology
3,000-year-old spearhead found in Angus ‘find of a lifetime’ The Scotsman
February 11th to February 13th, 2017 Edition
More on Clovis Culture, Ice Age Fauna Weren’t Wiped Out by Cosmic Impact, Study Finds Western Digs
Stolen and smuggled part of sarcophagus to be repatriated in Greece after 30 years Tornos News
1,700-Year-Old Untouched Tomb Yields Elaborate Headdress Figurine Live Science
The Etruscans, Phoenicians and Tartessos Current Archaeology
February 9th & February 10th, 2017 Edition
Broken pebbles offer clues to Paleolithic funeral rituals Popular Archaeology
Archaeologists find 12th Dead Sea Scrolls cave The Hebrew University of Jerusalem\EurekAlert
More on Viking VIP: Grave Belonging to ‘Warrior of High Status’ Live Science
400-year-old map shows Edo Castle’s purpose when built Asahi Shimbun
Swiss archaeologist shines light on Sudan’s buried past AFP\Yahoo News
February 7th & February 8th, 2017 Edition
More on Archaeology: Origin of gender inequalities Nature
Study shows Pre-Columbian builders managed Amazonian forests-Amazonian forests were not pristine when Europeans arrived Popular Archaeology
Shifting monsoon altered early cultures in China, study says The Earth Institute at Columbia University\EurekAlert
Dig Unearths Ancient Furnace in Hunt for Cambodia’s Past Cambodia Daily
‘Monumental’ building complex discovered at Qantir in Egypt’s Nile Delta Ahram Online
Cartography expert: Ancient Greeks in Ionia first used GPS method to navigate Tornos News
Big cluster of 2,200-year-old boat coffins unearthed in SW China Xinhuanet
February 4th to February 6th, 2017 Edition
New Masada expedition gets underway Israel21c
Baltic hunter-gatherers began farming without influence of migration, ancient DNA suggests Popular Archaeology
Ancient Tomb of Chinese General and Princess Filled with Figurines Live Science
Archaeologists, engineers race to save ancient tomb from being submerged Daily Sabah
Hundreds of ancient earthworks built in the Amazon University of Exeter\EurekAlert
Revealed: the secrets of rare Viking boat burial uncovered in Swordle Bay on Ardnamurchan peninsula The Herald Scotland
8 rock carvings from the Tubo period found in Tibet China Daily
Trujillo: 3 tombs found near Huaca de la Luna Peru This Week
February 2nd & February 3rd, 2017 Edition
Ancient DNA reveals ‘continuity’ between Stone Age and modern populations in East Asia Popular Archaeology
Abu Dhabi archaeologists unearth rare, well-preserved Stone Age house The National
Scientists unlock secrets of oldest surviving global trade map PhysOrg
Heidelberg Castle revisited Science Daily
January 31st & February 1st, 2017 Edition
New finds at oldest island mystery sanctuary on Greece’s Keros confirm its important role in antiquity Tornos News
Climate change drove population decline in New World before Europeans arrived Popular Archaeology
Jar containing human remains from Hellenistic period found in southwestern Turkey Daily Sabah
Artifacts turning up in Savannah as hurricane debris is removed WLOX News
Southern Sweden may have its own Vasa as historic shipwreck is identified The Local
Tattooed owners of the world’s oldest carpets get health check after 2,200 years Siberian Times
January 29th & 30th, 2017 Edition
Saxon workshop evidence found by amateur archaeologists in Somerset BBC News
Once-flooded Spanish villages and archaeological sites emerge as reservoirs dry up Stuff.nz
Glass bracelet discovered dury excavation in Zorat Karer archaeological site-Armenia ArmenPress
Archaeological finds of Urartian era discovered in Armenia’s Gegharkunik region Panorama AM
New Pre-Roman Settlement at Vagnari, Italy Past Horizons
Ancient Mayan Superhighways Found in the Guatemala Jungle Seeker
January 27th & 28th, 2017 Edition
The ancient Indus civilization’s adaptation to climate change Popular Archaeology
More on Mesa Verde’s Sun Temple Reveals Geometrical ‘Genius,’ Physicist Says Western Digs
Anthropologists uncover art by (really) old masters — 38,000 year-old engravings New York University\EurekAlert
2,000-year-old clay doll dug up in one piece at Osaka ruins site Asahi Shimbun
The oldest glass-making workshop in Poland is approximately 2 thousand years old Science in Poland
January 25th & 26th, 2017 Edition
Danish archaeologists find 3,500-year-old gemstones-Discovery on Kuwaiti island sheds light on previously unknown period Copenhagen Post
Police Seize 3,500 Stolen Artifacts, Arrest 75 in Suspected Art-Trafficking Ring NBC News
400-Year-Old Gospel Book in Bulgarian Printed in Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth Discovered in Church in Voynezha Archaeology in Bulgaria
A 400-year-old shopping list has been discovered under the floorboards at Knole Kent Live
Wyoming Wildfire Reveals ‘Massive’ Shoshone Camp, Thousands of Artifacts Western Digs
Scientists divided over whether ‘Furku.Al’ rock inscription is genuinely the work of Vikings Telegraph UK
January 21st to 24th, 2017 Edition
Ancient cultures used food to domesticate wild animals The Columbus Dispatch
Possible Medieval ‘Synagogue’ Uncovered Near Sea of Galilee Live Science
Goddess sculpture found in Aegean Sea Hurriyet Daily News
ASU scientist finds advanced geometry no secret to prehistoric architects in US Southwest Arizona State University\EurekAlert
Archaeologists discover man whose tongue was replaced by a stone The Guardian UK
Shifting diets in Bronze Age China point to gender inequality Ars Technica UK
Metal Detectorists Help Archaeologists Dig Up a Secret History New York Times
Archaeologists uncover new clues to Maya collapse Popular Archaeology
Ancient figures reveal trading routes of prehistoric African civilisation PhysOrg
January 20th, 2017 Edition
Ancient Sundial Shaped Like Ham Was Roman Pocket Watch National Geographic
Polish researcher investigates the health of children in ancient Egypt Science in Poland
Humans, not climate change, wiped out Australian megafauna-Monash University, CU-Boulder researchers show steep decline in megafauna shortly after 45,000 years ago Popular Archaeology
The truth is in the garbage: New research examines ancient Roman trash USA Today
January 19th, 2017 Edition
Archaeologists Find Huge Crypt with Early Christian Martyrs’ Bones in Roman, Byzantine City Zaldapa in Northeast Bulgaria Archaeology in Bulgaria
Iceman Oetzi’s last meal was ‘Stone Age bacon’ PhysOrg
The fiery demise of a vitrified hillfort in Scotland Past Horizons
Archaeologists just found a medieval horse’s head at the Colossseum The Local
Massive Burial Ground Unearthed at Medieval Monastery in Sudan Live Science
More on Major Viking Age manor discovered at Birka, Sweden Popular Archaeology
January 17th & 18th, 2017 Edition
Discovery of tomb building in Seymareh IRNA
More on archaeologists Unearth 1,500-Year-Old Settlement, Precious Jewelry in England Sci-News
Rare Evidence of Pregnancy-Related Death Found at Ancient Troy Live Science\Yahoo News
Byzantine tombs unearthed in marble city Hurriyet News
Danish archaeologist may have found the tomb of a really, really (really) old Viking chief Copenhagen Post
Discovery adds rock collecting to Neanderthal’s repertoire-Scientists examine interesting limestone rock found at Croatian Neanderthal site Popular Archaeology
More on Bones in Yukon Cave Show Humans in North America 24,000 Years Ago, Study Says Western Digs
January 15th & 16th, 2017 Edition
Pendant of teen, possibly linked to Anne Frank, found at death camp Times of Israel
Çatalhöyük figurines symbolize ‘elderly women, not Cybele’ Hurriyet Daily News
Archaeologists unearth ancient copper-smelting site dating to King David The Jerusalem Post
Royal Alberta Museum to crack open 1,600-year-old roasting pit with meal still inside Global News
Archaeologists discovered 7 thousand old years old house in Moldova Science in Poland
Rare basement, fireplace excavated at 2,400-year-old palace in NW China Xinhuanet
January 10th to 14th, 2017 Edition
Board game and luxuries discovered in Crusader castle in the Galilee Haaretz
Ancient Buddha found as water level of reservoir lowers in E China Xinhuanet
Haifa U. Archeologists Excavate Golan Heights Roman Theater Jewish Press
A research framework for tracing human migration events after ‘out of Africa’ origins Popular Archaeology
More on: How Did People of Chaco Canyon Grow Their Food? Expert Says, They Didn’t Western Digs
Priceless archaeological treasure surfaces after storm in Crete, Greece (video) Tornos News
Byzantine skeleton yields 800-year-old genomes from a fatal infection University of Wisconsin-Madison\EurekAlert
Crossrail dig unearths 13,000 Victorian jam jars BBC News
Twelve new tombs discovered in Gebel el Silsila, Egypt Lund University\Science Daily
Highly important’ Anglo-Saxon village remains discovered in Cambridge housing site Cambridge News
Ancient surgeon’s room discovered by Polish archaeologists in Cyprus Science in Poland
January 8th & 9th, 2017 Edition
Pile of Skeletons Found Inside 2,400-Year-Old Tomb in Iraq Live Science
Celtic Shrine Discovered in Bulgaria’s Sboryanovo Showing Celts Mixed with Ancient Thracian Getae Tribes Archaeology in Bulgaria
St Andrews excavations uncover valuable archaeology PhysOrg
Central China discovers ancient tomb with detailed frescos Xinhuanet
15th-century disposable cups found in Martin Luther’s Wittenberg Deutsche Welle
Ancient ‘Plain of Jars’ Burial Site Recreated in Virtual Reality Live Science
January 5th to 7th, 2017 Edition
Humans occupied Tibetan Plateau thousands of years earlier than previously thought Popular Archaeology
Research sheds new light on high-altitude settlement in Tibet University of Wyoming\EurekAlert
The first Polish archaeological research project in Burkina Faso Science in Poland
‘Calendar Rock’ Aligns With Winter Solstice-A Neolithic rock with a precisely-carved hole was found in Sicily Seeker
January 4th, 2017 Edition
Hikers Discover Engravings of Menorah and Cross in Judaean Lowlands Water Cistern Jewish Press
Archaeological dig in Kouklia reveals ancient rampart Famagusta Gazette
Ancient Egyptian pot burials were not just for the poor Science News
Archaeologist defies sceptics in pursuit of lost city of Trellech The Guardian UK
Archaeologists after new discoveries from Sassanid Empire at Gorgan Wall IRNA
Greek, Danish Archaeologists Discover More of Ancient Corinth Port Greek Reporter
Archaeologists find remains of a saint with his ‘knees on backwards’ in Lincolnshire Lincolnshire Live
Lavish Carpet Fragments Recovered from 17th-Century Dutch Shipwreck Live Science
Mural found in north China ancient tomb Xinhuanet
December 31st to January 3rd, 2017 Edition
Agatha Christie had little-known role in ancient Nimrud Times of Israel
Ancient Jerusalem Road Hints at Possible Reason for Jewish Revolt Against Rome Haaretz
Archaeologists uncover more secrets from ancient palace and tomb Cyprus Mail
Ancient DNA can both diminish and defend modern minds Popular Archaeology
Sacred agora unearthed in Laodicea Hurriyet News
December 29th & 30th, 2016 Edition
Ancient Chaco Canyon population likely relied on imported food University of Colorado
Many artefacts found in Thang Long Royal Citadel Vietnam.net
Clues on Sanada Maru fortress surface during excavation work Asaahi Shimbun
‘Ancient’ standing stones are linked to 1314 battle The Herald Scotland
December 28th, 2016 Edition
Ancient theater, stadium in Adana nearly unearthed Daily Sabah
From Stonehenge to Nefertiti: How High-Tech Archaeology is Transforming Our View of History Science Explorer
Biblical-era Tel Dan wall collapses as storms hit northern Israel Times of Israel
More on Europe’s oldest city Minoan civilization capital Knossos reveals even more priceless treasures Tornos News
December 24th to 27th, 2016 Edition
Plan aims to save Plains Indian archaeology near Stanton The Eagle
Clay Cooking Pots Found in Libya From 10,000 Years Ago Are Earliest Known Haaretz
Knossos, the Capital of Minoan Civilization Still Has More Treasures to Reveal Greek Reporter
1,900-Year-Old Female Leather Shoes Unveiled for the First Time in Exhibition in Bulgaria’s Sliven Archaeology in Bulgaria
Ancient cave art in the Egyptian Sahara desert depicts two parents, a baby and a star in the east Discovery
Melting Arctic ice patches reveal rich archaeological record Radio Canada
Scans unveil secrets of world’s oldest mummies News AU
December 22nd & 23rd, 2016 Edition
British Columbia archeological site offers look at gardening 3,800 years ago CTV News
Pharaonic tomb aged over 4,200 years discovered in Aswan Egypt Independent
Archaeological discovery in Jerusalem raises question: Who was Horkanus? Jerusalem Post
9,500-year-old plastered skulls were from vast Middle East ancestor cult, archaeologists say Haaretz
Roman-era tombs found in Kütahya Hurriyet News
December 20th & 21st, 2016 Edition
New Dead Sea Scrolls Fragments Found in Judean Desert Haaretz
Top 5 Archaeology Discoveries in the American West of 2016 Western Digs
5,000 BC ‘Great Goddess with Hair in a Bun’ Found in Huge Shrine in South Bulgaria Unveiled for the First Time Archaeology in Bulgaria
Ancient port investigation near Corinth yields impressive findings (videos) Tornos News
Arctic Inuit, Native American cold adaptations may originate from extinct hominids Popular Archaeology
Computer models find ancient solutions to modern problems-Computational science and archaeology come together to develop solutions to problems of climate change Popular Archaeology
Archaeologists challenge Lochaber’s Banquo’s Walk BBC News
Two unique 8 thousand years old figurines discovered by Polish archaeologists in Turkey Science in Poland
December 17th to 19th, 2016 Edition
Ancient painting found in Tottori connects East Asia cultures Asahi Shimbun
State says 2,300-year-old crab pot skull is Native American Daily World
Skeleton in well and ancient surgery among Paphos’ archaeological finds Cyprus Mail
Archaeology: How far did the Great Hopewell Road stretch across Ohio? Columbus Dispatch
The Great Hopewell Road: New Data, Analysis, and Future Research Prospects Journal of Ohio Archaeology
Earliest evidence discovered of plants cooked in ancient pottery Popular Archaeology
80-meter classical period wall found at Palaepaphos, Cyprus Tornos News
Finds in Bulgaria’s Ohoden Show ‘Mediterranean’, ‘Proto-European’ People Formed Joint Prehistoric Civilization in Southeast Europe, Archaeologist Says Archaeology in Bulgaria
The case of the missing diamonds-Unproved, Washington U. sleuth says of Younger Dryas impact Washington University in St. Louis\EurekAlert
Archaeologists document Dene caribou fences in Northwest Territories CBC News
Dressed up with bling stolen in Viking raids Science Daily
Remote Greek colony had a complex system of fortifications Science in Poland
December 13th to 16th, 2016 Edition-Catching up, again!
Lost ancient city dating back 2,500 years discovered by archaeologists in Greece (video) Tornos News
Who made the ancient rock art? Researchers find a way to identify the sex of the artists who created ancient rock art Popular Archaeology
Impressive Late Antiquity Female Gold Jewels Found in Bulgaria Archaeology in Bulgaria
A ‘Stonehenge,’ and a Mystery, in the Amazon New York Times
Archaeologists to explore Scotland of 1,600 years ago The Herald
Bathonea excavations aim to shed light on historic Istanbul quakes Hurriyet Daily News
Chinese archaeologists find 2,000-year-old meat soup New Kerala
2,600 year-old kitchen of Kingdom of Lydia unearthed in western Turkey Daily Sabah
Neanderthals visited seaside cave in England for 180,000 years United Press
Large Roman settlement remains found near Cambridge Cambridge News
Hundreds of Historic Texts Hidden in ISIS-Occupied Monastery Live Science
December 10th to 12th, 2016 Edition
Rare late bronze age crown found in Pieria, northern Greece Tornos News
In South Africa, Colonialism Was Written on Stone Hakai Magazine
Excavation of 2,500-year-old city begins China Daily
Iranian archaeologist uncovers what may be world’s oldest rock etchings Times of Israel
ISIS May Face War-Crime Charges for Destruction of Historic Sites Live Science
Rare 1,500-year-old Odin amulet found in Denmark The Locak Denmark
New evidence of the existence of an unknown Roman camp in Armenia Science in Poland
67 CE ‘Freedom of Zion’ Coin unearthed Jewish Press
December 9th, 2016 Edition
Britain’s Oldest Town Features Britain’s Only Known Roman Circus-Digging Deeper Popular Archaeology
Human blood, organs, and a surprising virus detected in ancient pottery Science Magazine
Ancient Astronomers Tell Us Earth’s Days Have Lengthened Forbes
Khyber rediscovered as rich archaeological area Dawn
Statues of lioness goddess Sekhmet unearthed in Luxor’s Kom El-Hettan excavation Ahram Online
December 8th, 2016 Edition
Stained glass evidence of high living standards in ancient Bathonea Hurriyet News
Restoring the Glory-A great ancient monumental agora in the mountains of Turkey is set to rise like a phoenix from its ruins Popular Archaeology
Archeologist findings show Shanghai was key Silk Road port Xinhuanet
Reconstructed face of Robert the Bruce is unveiled BBC News
Archeologist findings show Shanghai was key Silk Road port Xinhuanet
December 6th & 7th, 2016 Edition
Development of new techniques makes it possible to date Australian Aboriginal rock artAustralian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation
New Evidence Reveals Violent Final Days at Arizona’s Montezuma Castle Western Digs
Neolithic Syrians were first to domesticate cereals Spanish National Research Council/EurekAlert
Mysteries of deserted pre-Famine village on Achill Island revealed Irish Central
Archaeology sheds light on Mongolia’s uncertain nomadic future The Guardian UK
Lasers on a toenail clipping reveal Franklin expedition diet, cause of death Ottawa Citizen
More than 70 bloomeries from 2 thousand years ago discovered in Kanie Science in Poland
December 3rd to 5th, 2016 Edition
Remains of the earliest monastery in the British Isles have been unveiled in Somerset Bridgewater Mercury
More on Mummified remains identified as Egyptian Queen Nefertari University of York\EurekAlert
Researchers may have found first polluted river from before Bronze Age University of Waterloo\EurekAlert
Emperor Augustus’ ‘last villa’ inspected ANSA
Burnt down Iron Age house discovered in Denmark Science Nordic
Stashed Cash: Rare Ming Dynasty Banknote Found Inside Chinese Sculpture Live Science\Yahoo News
‘Bronze Age burial reveals its long held secret’ Isle of Man
December 2nd, 2016 Edition
Buff upper arms let Lucy climb trees Science News
Mummified knees are Queen Nefertari’s, archaeologists conclude The Guardian UK
Fires set by Ice Age hunters destroyed forests throughout Europe Science Daily
November 30th & December 1st, 2016 Edition
Ancient Americans Mutilated Corpses in Funeral Rituals Live Science
‘God of wind’: Pre-Columbian temple discovered in Mexico City Deutsche Welle
Analysis of Iron Age ceramics suggests complex pattern of Eastern Mediterranean trade-Elite feasting practices may have driven demand for Cypriot-style pottery in Turkey Popular Archaeology
Ancient Inscription Identifies Gargilius Antiques as Roman Ruler on Eve of Bar Kochva Revolt Jewish Press
Huge Roman Gravestone Found in Field Leads to Discovery of Tomb with Gold Amulet near Bulgaria’s Pavlikeni Archaeology in Bulgaria
Bitumen from Middle East discovered in 7th century buried ship in UK PLoS\EurekAlert
Black Death ‘plague pit’ discovered at 14th-century monastery hospital PhysOrg
November 26th to 29th, 2016 Edition-Catching up!
Greek Archaeologist: Another Monument Might be Buried at Amphipolis Greek Reporter
Earliest Known Clay Figurines in the Southwest May Be Fertility Symbols, Study Says Western Digs
Archaeologists Find Roman Inscription in Bulgaria’s Plovdiv Showing Heir of Thracian Kings Was 1st ‘Mayor’ of Ancient Philipopolis Archaeology in Bulgaria
New discoveries unearthed at Terracotta Warriors site Xinhuanet
Pembroke Castle study uncovers possible Henry VII birthplace BBC News
Ancient mound used for defense hints at walled city in Japan Asahi Shimbun
A Bronze Age golden torc, one of the largest and most spectacular to be found, has been uncovered in Cambridgeshire Peterorough Today
Ancient cemetery provides peek into Philistines’ lives, health Science News
Scans locate historic secret room in walls of Gunpowder plot house PhysOrg
Slavs lived in Morocco in Middle Ages, archaeologists find Radio Poland
Patra University experts helping establish location of ancient Byblos harbor eKathimerini
Archaeologists find 80 km long Great Wall of India Pragativadi News Service
November 24th & 25th, 2016 Edition
Ancient residential city, cemetery discovered in Abydos Egypt Independent
Archaeologists hail discovery of Bronze Age ‘thinker’ figurine in Israel Deutsche Welle
Archaeologists Discover Unknown Fortress Walls, Byzantine Gold Coin in Rusocastro Fortress near Bulgaria’s Kameno Archaeology in Bulgaria
Altar of Miracle-Making Viking King Discovered in Norway Live Science
Glassmaking may have begun in Egypt, not Mesopotamia Science News
November 22nd & 23rd, 2016 Edition
The 6,000-Year-Old Village: Traditional knowledge meets Western science on the central coast of British Columbia (VIDEO) Hakai Magazine
Ancient cistern found under barn in Turkey’s Mardin Hurriyet News
Turkeys were a major part of ancestral Pueblo life Popular Archaeology
Archaeological finds on route of Inverness West Link BBC News
Possible Trade Center Unearthed in Northern China China.org
Spectacular 3,800 Year Old Pottery Vessel Excavated near Tel Aviv Jewish Press
November 20th & 21st, 2016 Edition
Rice farming in India much older than thought-Rice was used as a ‘summer crop’ by the Indus civilization Popular Archaeology
Unearthing New Clues to America’s First English Colony Popular Archaeology
Ancient Inscriptions Show Life Once Flourished in Jordan’s ‘Black Desert’ Live Science
Danes identify Aalborg bishop’s 300-year-old poo BBC News
Unsealing of Christ’s Reputed Tomb Turns Up New Revelations: For just 60 hours, researchers had the opportunity to examine the holiest site in Christianity-Here’s what they found National Geographic
November 18th & 19th, 2016 Edition
Kangaroo-bone nose piercing is oldest bone jewellery ever found New Scientist
A National Treasure Tells the Story of Hawaii’s Heritage Popular Archaeology
Archaeologists explore the mecca of Roman veterans in Bosnia and Herzegovina Science in Poland
Archaeologists Find 2nd Antiquity Fortress at Prehistoric, Thracian Rock Shrine near Bulgaria’s Angel Voyvoda Archaeology in Bulgaria
November 17th, 2016 Edition
Stash of Sun King’s valuables found close to Arctic in Siberia Siberian Times
Mexican experts say original pyramid found at Chichen Itza PhysOrg
Italian archaeologists find ‘world’s oldest dentures’ The Local
November 16th, 2016 Edition
Revealing the substandard fate of the Dark Age dead The Independent UK
Ancient latrines, a lucky horse: New finds at Circus Maximus PhysOrg
Archaeologist explores the function of early Native American architecture Northern Illinois University
Israeli archaeologist announces return to Masada after ten-year absence i24 News
November 15th, 2016 Edition
3,600-Year-Old Jewels Found in Judean Foothills Jewish Press
Secrets of 6,000-year-old amulet illuminated by science International Business Times
Mysterious Roman remains uncovered in Swiss town The Local
City dwellers in Middle Ages no worse off than village dwellers Leiden, Universiteit\EurekAlert
For First Nations people, effects of European contact are recorded in the genome Popular Archaeology
Egyptian giant crocodile mummy is full of surprises Popular Archaeology
November 12th to 14th, 2016 Edition
Archaeology: Hopewell show culture can make humans less violent Columbus Dispatch
Built by the Huns? Ancient Stone Monuments Discovered Along Caspian Live Science
Underwater Stone Age settlement mapped out Lund University\EurekAlert
Fountains Abbey study reveals scale of monks’ burial site The GUardian UK
Millennia-old mummy found in Egypt tomb Arab News
Trove of ancient gold, silver discovered at Israeli archeological site The Jerusalem Post
Peat bog reveals more than 1,000 years of Tanzanian history University of York\Science Daily
Public buildings unearthed in Van’s old city Hurriyet Daily News
Ancient Maya king had a luxury pleasure palace outside the city he ruled USA Today
Archaeologists find ‘snapshot’ of 4,500-year-old Canaanite citadel’s last hours Haaretz
Chasing Earhart: Eugene Archaeologist Pairs With Filmmaker In Search Of Answers Register Guard
‘We Couldn’t Believe Our Eyes’: A Lost World of Shipwrecks Is Found New York Times
Neolithic dairy production in the Mediterranean Popular Archaeology
Potato domestication in the Andes Popular Archaeology
November 11th, 2016 Edition
The Lost Norse: Why Did Greenland’s Vikings Disappear? Pulitzer Center
Ancient Lydian city in Turkey needs meticulous study Daily Sabah
Oldest Beer Brewed from Shipwreck’s 220-Year-Old Yeast Microbes Live Science
November 10th, 2016 Edition
Burial site of Siberian Robin Hood unearthed in Altai Republic Siberian Times
Stone adze points to ancient burial rituals in Ireland Science News
Did Shakespeare write Henry V to suit London theatre’s odd shape? Guardian UK
Neanderthal inheritance helped humans adapt to life outside of Africa-Traits inherited for skin and the immune system may have helped buttress survivability through the ages, new study suggests POpular Archaeology
November 8th & 9th, 2016 Edition
Evolution purged many Neanderthal genes from human genome-Larger populations allowed humans to shed weakly deleterious gene variants that were widespread in Neanderthals Popular Archaeology
Ezekiel’s Wheel Ties African Spiritual Traditions to Christianity New York Times
Prehistoric Greenlanders ate bowhead whales to survive 4,000 years ago International Business Times
Shackle-Bound Skeleton Found in Etruscan Burial Discovery Seeker
November 5th to 7th, 2016 Edition
Archaeological site found south of Dubai shows key aspects of life in Iron Age Arabia Gulf News
Large Gallo-Roman villa has been uncovered in Brittany Connexion
Archaeologists discover a Viking toolbox Science Nordic
The oldest mummies in the world are turning into black slime Science Alert
Excavate ancient Shiva temples buried under sand Times of India
Akko tower ship wreck probably dates to the nineteenth century and is not connected to Napoleon University of Haifa\Science Daily
Researchers want to unravel the mystery of Machu Picchu and the Nazca geoglyphs Science in Poland
Archaeologists Find Medieval Marketplace of Rahovets Fortress near Bulgaria’s Gorna Oryahovitsa Archaeology in Bulgaria
Viking raiders were only trying to win their future wives’ hearts Telegraph UK
November 4th, 2016 Edition
How the chicken crossed the Red Sea-Africa’s oldest domestic chicken bones are relics of ancient trade route Washington University in St. Louis\EurekAlert
Hellfire club: Dublin dig uncovers ancient artwork BBC News
Bronze Age city discovered in Northern Iraq Past Horizons
Unknown Ancient Roman Thermae Discovered by Accident in Bulgaria’s Plovdiv Archaeology in Bulgaria
November 3rd, 2016 Edition
Extinct lion cubs found in Siberia are up to 55,000 years old – latest test results reveal Siberian Times
More on How Ancient Humans Reached Remote South Pacific Islands New York Times
A 9,000-year-old axe sheds light on burial practices-Ireland’s earliest burial site gives up the secrets of our hunter-gatherer ancestors Irish Times
November 1st to 2nd, 2016 Edition
Danish archaeologist discovers new Viking fighting style Copenhagen Post
Humans arrived in Australian interior 49,000 years ago, archaeologists believe Guardian UK
Rare 1,200-Year-Old Gold Coin Discovered in Lower Galilee Jewish Press
Middle Stone Age ochre processing tools reveal cultural and behavioural complexity PLOS\EurekAlert
Age of Segovia aqueduct revised after discovery of ancient coin El Pais
Hundreds of unopened bottles found on mystery shipwreck The Local
Graves discovered on Gwynedd quarry dig with ‘surprise’ artefacts found inside Daily Post
Archaeological evidence at major risk in wetlands University of York\Science Daily
October 29th to 31st, 2016 Edition
Archaeologists disassemble Han tomb’s outer coffin CCTV
On the trail of the Balangoda human Sunday Observer
Mummified Bird, Baby Found in Cave Shed Light on Earliest Desert Farmers Western Digs
Paleolithic jewellery: still eye-catching after 50,000 years Siberian Times
3,800-Year-Old ‘Tableau’ of Egyptian Boats Discovered Live Science
The Once and Future Cobá-Best known for its Maya ruins, today’s living community of Cobá is set to get a major face lift Popular Archaeology
Eureka moment arises as experts discover rare coin in Deadwood Rapid City Journal
October 27th & 28th, 2016 Edition
Ancient inn complex unearthed in Assos Hurriyet News
Ancient Muslim Inscription Confirms Dome of the Rock’s Jewish Temple Origin Jewish Press
Early Pacific seafarers likely latched onto El Nino and other climate patterns University of Oregon\EurekAlert
X-Rays Are Revealing the Mysterious Writings in Mummy Coffins Wired
8th century Pictish carved stone discovered in Orkney cliff The Scotsman
October 26th, 2016 Edition
Ancient Hebrew Papyrus Seized from Looters, But Is It Authentic? Live Science
Upper Paleolithic humans may have hunted cave lions for their pelts-Cave lion exploitation by ancient humans might have contributed to their extinction Popular Archaeology
Ancient Thracian Gold Treasure Discovered in Rescue Digs of Burial Mound near Bulgaria’s Primorsko Archaeology in Bulgaria
October 23rd to 25th, 2016 Edition
Archaeologists examine Saudi site aged 10000 years Al Arabiya
Fragment of 13th C mural showing St Peter found at Plovdiv’s Great Basilica site Sofia Globe
and thisArchaeologists Find Late Antiquity ‘Peacock’ Mosaic, Medieval ‘St. Peter’ Mural in Early Christian Great Basilica in Bulgaria’s Plovdiv Archaeology in Bulgaria
Archaeologists accidentally discover dozens of ancient shipwrecks at the bottom of the Black Sea This Week Magazine
Ancient burials suggestive of blood feuds University of Arizona\EurekAlert
Early evidence of heating stone to enhance flaking qualities Past Horizons
More on 2,500-Year-Old Burial Hints at Ancient Cannabis Use Live Science
6th-century tomb reveals longest sword from ancient Japan Asahi Shimbun
October 22nd, 2016 Edition
Archaeologists reveal new findings on the history of the early-Islamic caliphate palace Khirbat al-Minya Universität Mainz\Science Daily
Study finds earliest evidence in fossil record for right-handedness Popular Archaeology
Third shipwreck from Luna fleet discovered Pensacola News Journal
Wreck of World War I German U-boat found off coast of Stranraer BBC News
October 20th & 21st, 2016 Edition
Excavation Reveals Spot Where Romans Breached Jerusalem’s Wall 2,000 Years Ago Jewish Press
Archaeologists use drones to trial virtual reality Australian National University\EurekAlert
Huge ancient shipyard unearthed on Turkey’s Dana Island Hurriyet News
8,000-Year-Old Ritual Uncovered in Mexico Prensa Latina
Archaeologist Discover Roman Era Ritual Pit Inventories in Bulgaria’s Largest Ancient Thracian Burial Mound ‘Maltepe’ Archaeology in Bulgaria
Discovery: ‘Jerusalem’ in Hebrew on Ancient Papyrus Jewish Press
4,000 year old children’s rattle beautifully crafted as bear cub’s head: and it still rattles! Siberian Times
More on Ice Age Cave Dwellers in Oregon Lived Among Extinct ‘Stout-Legged’ Horses Western Digs
October 18th & 19th, 2016 Edition
Spectacular archaeological find in Denmark-5,000-year-old map unearthed on Bornholm Copenhagen Post
Laos’ Plain of Jars recreated in virtual reality Canberra Times
Age of first chief’s ancient tomb reveals Pacific Islanders invented new kind of society Science Daily
West Pomerania-Discovery of a warrior tomb from the Roman period Science in Poland
The Higgs Bison: Mystery species hidden in cave art-Genetic research and Ice Age cave paintings reveal a previously unknown extinct species of bison Popular Archaeology
6,000-Year-Old Cranial Amulet Discovered in Kozareva Mogila Prehistoric Settlement near Bulgaria’s Black Sea Coast Archaeology in Bulgaria
Siberia’s stone idols-2,400 year old Ust-Taseyevsky idol ‘underwent racial realignment early in Middle Ages’, losing his European looks Siberian Times
Extensive heat treatment in Middle Stone Age silcrete tool production in South Africa-Controlled use of fire occurred at early stage of tool, blade production Popular Archaeology
October 13th to 17th, 2016 Edition-Sorry for the delay, I was off-roading this weekend
10th Century Golden Heart Jewel Worn by Bulgarian Empress Discovered in Medieval Capital Veliki Preslav Archaeology in Bulgaria
Chambers Hidden in Great Pyramid? Scientists Cast Doubt Live Science
Ancient hominid ‘hanky panky’ also influenced spread of STIs Popular Archaeology
Cave art: Etchings hailed as ‘Iberia’s most spectacular’ BBC News
More on Scientists Untangle Chemistry of Frankincense to Develop ‘Perfume’ Live Science
DNA Analysis Might Solve this 300-Year-Old Case of Royal Adultery and Murder Motherboard
Archaeologists in Sasiny have studied megalithic… Christian tombs Science in Poland
October 11th & 12th, 2016 Edition
Rapid Fire: Ancient Blaze Leveled City in 3 Hours Live Science
Excavations at Vindolanda Roman Fort have dug up a haul of old shoes – and one looks rather familiar Chronicle Live UK
Ancient crossword discovered on wall of basilica in Smyrna Daily Sabah
Lifting the veil on Queen of Sheba’s perfume Popular Archaeology
Scientists map genome of African diaspora in the Americas Popular Archaeology
Western contact with China began long before Marco Polo, experts say BBC News
What two Oxford archaeologists discovered while flying over ancient Jordan Toronto Star
Civil War Cannonballs Uncovered by Hurricane Have Been Detonated Live Science
October 8th to 10th, 2016 Edition
5,000-year-old grape seeds found in Izmir archaeological site Daily Sabah
25 New ‘Dead Sea Scrolls’ Revealed Live Science
Archaeology: Wyandotte Nation’s new center aims to restore lost culture Columbus Dispatch
No ‘Biblical Deluge’ but Gradual Ice Age Melting Made Black Sea ‘a Sea’, Archaeologists Find after Underwater Expedition in Bulgaria’s Waters Archaeology in Bulgaria
Excavation nearly complete at ancient tomb in east China Xinhuanet
Treasure Trove of Ancient Human Footprints Found Near Volcano-Hundreds of crisscrossing tracks offer a glimpse of life in Africa around 19,000 years ago National Geographic
Thousands of artefacts discovered during excavations in the lost city Science in Poland
Ancient people of Paphos enjoyed a pint InCyprus
October 6th & 7th, 2016 Edition
Southern Alberta archeologists excavate ancient feast at Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump Calgary Herald
Alcester bird bath turns out to be Roman artifact Redditch Standard
Ancient skeleton covered in cannabis shroud unearthed in China PhysOrg
Poles on the border of the Roman Empire – limes studies in Romania Science in Poland
Archaeologists Discover 6,500-Year-Old Flint Workshop in Bulgaria’s Kamenovo Employed Manufactory Production Archaeology in Bulgaria
October 4th & 5th, 2016 Edition
Archaeologists unveil new findings from Greek warrior’s tomb Popular Archaeology
Centuries-old rental agreement unearthed in Turkey’s Izmir Hurriyet News
Uncovering Mysteries on the Isle of Mull-Archaeologists are uncovering the unwritten history of an abandoned historical settlement in Scotland Popular Archaeology
Archaeologists Discover 6,500-Year-Old Gold Jewels in Solnitsata (‘The Salt Pit’) Prehistoric Town in Bulgaria’s Provadiya Archaeology in Bulgaria
Cambridge University archaeologists are uncovering a lost ‘utopia’ in the Cambridgeshire fens Cambridge News
More on In Greek Warrior’s Grave, Rings of Power (and a Mirror and Combs) New York Times
Ancient Japan ‘more cosmopolitan’ than thought: researchers PhysOrg
Missing Viking-era rune stone turns up in Sweden The Local
October 2nd & 3rd, 2016 Edition
Archaeologists Discover Medieval Necropolis on Top of Late Antiquity Floor Mosaics of Great Basilica in Bulgaria’s Plovdiv Archaeology in Bulgaria
Salt’s secret success in ancient Chaco Canyon University of Cincinnati\EurekAlert
Viking arrowheads emerge from melting Norwegian glaciers Science Nordic
UO scientists place extinct horse with humans in Paisley Caves University of Oregon
‘Game-changing’ study suggests first Polynesians voyaged all the way from East Asia Science Magazine
October 1st, 2016 Edition
Asian Metal Found in Alaska Reveals Trade Centuries Before European Contact Western Digs
Pre-Columbian Mediterranean ‘Round’ Ship Discovered for the First Time by Underwater Archaeology Expedition in Bulgaria’s Black Sea Zone Archaeology in Bulgaria
14,000-year-old campsite in Argentina adds to an archaeological mystery Ars Technica
September 29th & 30th, 2016 Edition
Archaeologists Find Pre-Columbian Tombs in Guatemala Voice of America
Archaeologist Discovers Floor Mosaic from Ancient Roman City Augusta Traiana in Bulgaria’s Stara Zagora Archaeology in Bulgaria
Gold found in 8th century BC sarcophagi discovered in Turkey’s Çanakkale province Daily Sabah
More tombs uncovered in Etruscan Vulci ANSA
Pristine pressed flower among ‘jaw-dropping’ bronze age finds The Guardian UK
New Ramses II temple? More on signs of a temple to the Pharaoh Ramses II may have been uncovered in the Al-Matariya Archaeological Site Al-Ahram Weekly
September 27th & 28th, 2016 Edition
Water sources and human colonization of Australia Popular Archaeology
New discovery in Matariya points to a King Ramses II temple Ahram Online
How oral cultures memorise so much information PhysOrg
Early Bronze Age hillforts of the basalt desert of Eastern Jordan Past Horizons
Cliff Dwelling in Utah Found to Have Unique Decoration: Dinosaur Tracks Western Digs
Large First Temple Period Gate-Shrine Excavated in Central Israel Jewish Press
More on 5,000-Year-Old Swirling Rock Art in Scotland Remains a Mystery Live Science
Humans may have occupied Southern Cone of South America 14,000 years ago-Ancient tools, extinct animal remains provide evidence of early human occupation Popular Archaeology
Fossil bee nest provides clues to environment of early hominin-Scientists recover more evidence that the ‘Taung Child’ lived in a dry savannah Popular Archaeology
Ancient Roman coins unearthed from Japanese castle baffle archaeologists Australian Broadcasting
September 23rd to 26th, 2016 Edition
Evidence of Ancient Assyrian Church Discovered in Kazakhstan Assyrian International News Agency
Update: Group of archaeologists asks President Obama to pause Dakota Access Pipeline construction West Dakota News
Archaeologists think they’ve found an 800-year-old boomerang victim Science Alert
Monumental Forgotten Gardens of Petra Rediscovered After 2,000 Years Haaretz
Archaeologists Find Roman Pagan Temple, Votive Figurine in Ancient Missionis near Bulgaria’s Targovishte Archaeology in Bulgaria
Pair died in 500BC and went to next life in fur coats, but with their heads severed Siberian Times
Ring-Shaped Geoglyphs Found Near Ancient Town in Peru Live Science
Roman skeleton with ‘bent feet’ found at Dorset quarry BBC News
New broch site excites archaeologists Shetland News
The 17th-century man who was buried face down PhysOrg
Treasure, Slavs and exclusive Roman barracks – new discoveries of archaeologists in Novae Science in Poland
Accidents, not illness, may have killed many officers in Franklin expedition, says Scottish study Toronto Star
September 22nd, 2016 Edition
Scanning Software Deciphers Ancient Biblical Scroll New York Times
Digital reconstruction reveals true face of ancient Peru warrior Reuters
More on ‘Unprecedented’ discovery of Ottoman era house in Israel provides fascinating glimpse into lives of fishermen 500 years ago Independent UK
Earth Wobbles May Have Driven Ancient Humans Out of Africa Live Science
September 21st, 2016 Edition
Findings in Kayseri show active ancient Anatolian women Hurriyet Daily News
Melting Ice in the Arctic is Actually a Nightmare for Archaeologists-Alaskan archaeologist Anne Jensen explains why—and what’s at risk of being lost Scientific American
Archaeologist Discovers Ancient Greek Shrine of Demeter, Persephone in Bulgaria’s Black Sea Resort Sozopol Archaeology in Bulgaria
Unusual burials at an ancient cemetery in Georgia Science in Poland
Grave of Disabled Young Woman Reveals Touching Tale of Care in Prehistoric Arizona Western Digs
Ancient Charred Hebrew Scroll Virtually Unwrapped-Decipherment using new technology reveals lines from the Book of Leviticus in the Bible Popular Archaeology
Ancient Cult Site in Rugged Mountains Revealed with Drones Live Science
September 20th, 2016 Edition
Ottoman Era Fisherman’s House Discovered on Ashkelon Beach Jewish Press
Prehistoric Japanese graves provide best evidence yet that dogs were our ancient hunting companions Science Magazine
UWF Archaeologists Find More Evidence Of Daily Life At 1559 Luna Settlement WUWF News
Dying in ancient Egypt—evidence of inflammation, infection and possible cancer PhysOrg
Anglo-Saxon ‘palace’ found at Rendlesham near Sutton Hoo site BBC News
September 17th to 19th, 2016 Edition
Ancient mystery solved: They were Neanderthals-Protein analysis suggests makers of certain tools at Grotte du Renne archaeological site were Neanderthals, not modern humans Popular Archaeology
Pagan god ‘caught’ in river by fisherman confirmed as being up to 4,200 years old and ‘unique’ Siberian Times
Painting claimed to be among Australia’s oldest known rock art Science News
Tale of the tusks: Discovery of intact mammoth skull raises questions CNN News
23,000-year-old fish hooks found in Japan CNN News
Human skeleton found on famed Antikythera shipwreck-Two-thousand-year-old bones could yield first DNA from an ancient shipwreck victim Nature
September 16th, 2016 Edition
Recent archaeological finds in Iceland suggests that the country may have been inhabited as early as the year 800 Iceland Review
ASU archaeological center digs out opportunity for veterans Arizona State University
Henry VIII archaeological dig: Beaulieu developers reveal exactly what was hidden in Chelmsford Essex Live
Trove of artifacts found during North End dig-Ceramic pottery, toys, clay tobacco pipe found in Old North Church dig in Boston WCVB News
September 15th, 2016 Edition
Burnt cheese casts light on 3,000 year-old family drama Science Nordic
Tunisian remains prove 100,000-year human presence PhysOrg
More on 8,000-year-old female figurine uncovered in central Turkey Miami Herald
September 14th, 2016 Edition
Rare Roman gold coin found in Jerusalem at Mt. Zion archaeological dig Science Daily
More on Tip Leads to Vanished Arctic Exploration Ship After 168 Years New York Times
The World’s Earliest Known Use of Indigo Dye Found in Peru Popular Archaeology
A 2nd Century AD Statuette Washes Up on a Popular Zadar Beach in Croatia Total Croatia News
Scientists reconstructed 5 thousand years old elite tomb discovered in Ukraine Science in Poland
September 10th to 13th, 2016 Edition
More on Archaeologists find ancient tombs in Peru hinting at human sacrifice The Guardian UK
Rethinking royal ruins: ASU archaeology team makes discovery in Teotihuacan ruins The State Press
Ancient seal found in Tatarli Mound Hurriyet News
Archaeologists Find Votive Tablets of ‘Thracian Horseman’ Deity in Ancient Roman City Abritus Archaeology in Bulgaria
Necropolis with Rich Inventories from Second Bulgarian Empire Discovered in Bulgaria’s Vratsa Archaeology in Bulgaria
Researchers unearth ancient mythological statues in Jordan North Carolina State University\EurekAlert
World’s oldest snowshoe found on a glacier in Italy’s Dolomites The Telegraph UK
Police searching stolen vehicle finds 2nd century tomb in Bursa Daily Sabah
Neolithic figurine, over 7,000 years old, unearthed at Turkey’s Çatalhöyük Daily Sabah
Ancient British explorer ship likely found in Canadian Arctic PhysOrg
Millennia before writing, ancient Holy Land etchings tracked passage of seasons Times of Israel
New Viking graves discovered in Denmark Science Nordic
North Dakota’s chief archaeologist to inspect pipeline site Seattle Times
September 8th & 9th, 2016 Edition
1500 Year Old Stable Exposed in Israel’s Negev Canyon Jewish Press
5,000 year old Prehistoric art panel uncovered PhysOrg
Making sense of Iron Age settlement patterns in Scotland Past Horizons
Evidence of child sacrifice found at centuries-old burial site in Peru Fox Latino
2,100-year-old statue of Cybele the Anatolian mother goddess unearthed in northwestern Turkey Daily Sabah
September 7th, 2016 Edition
Rare 3,300 year-old secret passage, first Hittite skeleton found in central Turkey Daily Sabah
How archaeologists restored 2,000-year-old Temple Mount floors Christian Science Monitor
13th century Maya codex, long shrouded in controversy, proves genuine Brown University\EurkeAlert
Prehistoric Cochno Stone unearthed near housing estate in Scotland BBC News
Temple, unique goddess idol unearthed in Dinajpur Dhaka Tribune
September 3rd to September 6th, 2016 Edition
Ancient scripture stone found in Mrouk-Oo of Arakan Burma News International
Ancient seeds to be resurrected Hurriyet News
More on Ancient Viking warrior blade unearthed by Icelandic goose hunters RT News
Ancient teeth shed light on SunWatch Village burials Columbus Dispatch
Archaeologists Discover Necropolis, Tower in Ancient, Medieval Fortress Nebet Tepe in Bulgaria’s Plovdiv Archaeology in Bulgaria
More on the wooden beam that may once have held the oars of the Pharaoh Khufu’s second boat was lifted Al-Ahram Weekly
Mary Rose shipwreck skulls go online in 3D BBC News
Construction dig yields bones of ancient Montreal cemetery The Star
August 31st to September 2nd, 2016 Edition
How did prehistoric humans occupy the Tibetan Plateau? Science China Press\EurekAlert
Zeus Temple to regain its glory Hurriyet News
Deep in the Swamps, Archaeologists Are Finding How Fugitive Slaves Kept Their Freedom Smithsonian Magazine
Reconstructing the 6th century plague from a victim Popular Archaeology
Some people enhanced the environment, not degraded it, over past 13,000 years Popular Archaeology
Archaeologists Find 6th Century AD Brazier in Kalyata Fortress near Bulgaria’s Yakoruda Archaeology in Bulgaria
Archaeological Evidence of the Kingdom of David Jewish Press
Metal Pieces Found With Khufu’s Second Solar Boat Ahram Online
Scientists unearth centuries-old crocodile stone Carved monument yields new clues about ancient site in Oaxaca, Mexico Science News
August 27th to 30th, 2016 Edition
Harvard University to conduct DNA study on Lady of Cao Peru This Week
Archaeologists Identify More Than 150 Rock Art Paintings in Chile Scientific American
Family tree fall: human ancestor Lucy died in arboreal accident, say scientists The Guardian
Mystery stone structure under Neolithic dump on Orkney BBC News
Isotope study determines fish were more prominent in early Alaskans’ diets Popular Archaeology
and this Ice Age Fire Pits in Alaska Reveal Earliest Evidence of Salmon Cooking Western Digs
Archaeologists Find Senior Clergyman’s Tomb in Newly Discovered Basilica in Bulgaria’s Rock City Perperikon Archaeology in Bulgaria
August 26th, 2016 Edition
Huntington Library sets out to decode thousands of Civil War telegrams hidden for a century: ‘It’s mind-boggling’ Los Angeles Times
Archeologists discover 4,200 yr-old rattle in central Turkey Daily Sabah
Prehistoric art washed away by flooding China.org
Burnswark’s bloody Roman history becomes clearer BBC News
August 24th & 25th, 2016 Edition
Do Ancient Shipwrecks Stand a Chance? Hakai Magazine
Monmouth excavation discovers ‘New Stone Age logboat’ BBC News
1,000 year old Persian cup unearthed in remote region of Arctic Russia Siberian Times
Humans Have Been Visiting Mount Rainier For More Than 9,000 Years. Why? Seattle Weekly
One of the most significant Etruscan discoveries in decades names female goddess Uni Southern Methodist University/EurekAlert
Neolithic chic: body piercing fashion from the Arctic around 5,000 years ago Siberian Times
Ancient Maya Bloodletting Tools or Common Kitchen Knives? How Archaeologists Tell the Difference Smithsonian Magazine
Burial chamber discovered in Asasif on Luxor’s west bank-The burial chamber and sarcophagus of a 25th Dynasty Thebes Mayor has been discovered Ahram Online
August 23rd, 2016 Edition
World’s oldest needle found in Siberian cave that stitches together human history Siberian Times
3500 year old treasures retrieved from the sea Jewish Press
7,000-Year-Old Ceramic Fragment with Possibly ‘World’s Oldest Writing’ Discovered in Bulgaria’s Riben Archaeology in Bulgaria
Scientists piece together ancient archeological site in Nunavut Nunatsiaq Online
Forensic analysis of pigtails to help identify original ‘mutineers of H.M.S. Bounty’ PhysOrg
‘Significant’ prehistoric artifacts found in northern Germany Deutsche Welle
Archeologists in Bolivia Unearth 1,100-Year-Old Bones Telesur
Archaeologists might have found a Roman oven at a former fort annexe in Scotland Culture 24
August 20th to 22nd, 2016 Edition
More on Hidden Images Revealed in Pre-Hispanic Mixtec Manuscript ‘Codex Selden’ Sci-News
Elaborately tattooed mummy brings archeologists to tears CBC News
Scotland’s Ancient Stone Circles Built to Align with Solstice Sun Live Science
Archaeologists Find Byzantine General’s Seal, Medieval Necropolis in Lyutitsa Fortress near Bulgaria’s Ivaylovgrad Archaeology in Bulgaria
Ancient Poseidon mosaic found in Turkey’s Adana Hurriyet News
The incredible quest to find the African slave ships that sank in the Atlantic The Washington Post
More on Did the Ancient Greeks Engage in Human Sacrifice? The Smithsonian Magazine
Ancient Greek colonial fortress found in Crimea Russia Behind The Headlines
Expedition finds remains of fortified Roman port are much larger than previously thought PhysOrg
August 19th, 2016 Edition
More on Stash of Obsidian Blades, Hidden for a Thousand Years, Discovered in Oregon Western Digs
Los Olivos: ancient discovery revisited Peru This Week
Found: grave of Siberian noblewoman up to 4,500 years old – with links to native Americans Siberian Times
Ancient tomb paintings found in Inner Mongolia China.org
August 18th, 2016 Edition
Mosque from Early Islam Discovered in Saudi Arabia Asharq Al-Awsat
Tool or weapon? New research throws light on stone artifacts’ use as ancient projectiles Popular Archaeology
Astronomy shown to be set in standing stone University of Adelaide\EurekAlert
High-tech imaging reveals precolonial Mexican manuscript hidden from view for 500 years Elsevier\EurekAlert
Scientists Solve Mystery of 5,300-Year-Old Ice Man’s Clothes Time Magazine
August 16th & 17th, 2016 Edition
Archaeologists find rare Native American artifacts in Willamette Valley Oregon Live
Reconstructing brain surgery as it was conducted around 3,000 years ago Siberian Times
An ancient Mayan Copernicus-Scholar says ancient hieroglyphic texts reveal Mayans made major discovery in math, astronomy Popular Archaeology
‘Secret Clock’ of Carbon-14 Within Tree Rings Could Revolutionize Archaeology Laboratory Equipment News
and this Tree-rings reveal secret clocks that could reset key dates across the ancient world-Trees which grew during intense radiation bursts in the past have ‘time-markers’ in their tree-rings that could help archaeologists date events from thousands of years ago Popular Archaeology
Ancient Bling: Exquisite Jewelry Found in Tomb of Chinese Woman Live Science
More on New Discoveries From Cahokia’s ‘Beaded Burial’ May Rewrite Story of Ancient American City Western Digs
No, That Ancient Mausoleum Is Not the ‘World’s 1st Pyramid’ Live Science
August 14th & 15th, 2016 Edition
Religious center of Hittites comes to light Hurriyet News
Archaeologists find new Galilean synagogue from first century CE Times of Israel
Archaeologists Unearth Ancient ‘Revenue Office’ in Roman City Nicopolis ad Istrum near Bulgaria’s Veliko Tarnovo Archaeology in Bulgaria
Remarkable ancient structure found just two miles from Stonehenge Independent UK
Lufton Roman villa dig: heated room uncovered by Newcastle University team Somerset Live
In Lima’s northern district of Los Olivos, a team of researchers, uncovered skeletal reminds that date back more than 6,000 years Peru This Week
Mexican sword tip found at Alamo Star Telegraph
August 12th & 13th, 2016 Edition
Archaeologists Uncover Structure at James Madison’s Montpelier NBC News
Notorious ‘ape-man’ fossil hoax pinned on one wrongdoer Science News
Dig extended at site of 1750s British, American encampments PhysOrg
First Bell Beaker earthwork enclosure found in Spain Science Daily
Cypriot archaeologists unveil 4th century mosaic of multi-chariot race Xinhuanet
August 9th to 11th, 2016 Edition
Skeletal remains ‘confirm ancient Greeks engaged in human sacrifice’ The Guardian UK
Rare fresco fragments dating back to Roman era discovered at Zippori National Park Jerusalem Post
Archaeologists unearth early Medieval town in Azerbaijan-A walled town and a rich array of artifacts shed light on Medieval life in Azerbaijan Popular Archaeology
Theory on how humans populated America is unviable, study finds-Study suggests more likely route for first migrations before 12,600 C.E. was along Pacific coastline Popular Archaeology
Tides Expose Newly Discovered Petroglyphs on Hawaii Beach Western Digs
Prolific grave finds in Cypriote Bronze Age city-Gold objects and richly ornamented ceramic vessels among the finds Popular Archaeology
Britain’s last hunter-gatherers discovered using breakthrough analysis of bone fragments University of York\EurekAlert
Before spears or arrows, humans ‘threw stones’ to hunt The Irish Times
Tiny bead from Bulgaria may be world’s oldest gold artefact Reuters
New insights on Great Lakes Late Precontact period monuments Past Horizons
August 6th to 8th, 2016 Edition
Battlefield Archaeologists Find Oregon Indian War Anything But Ancient History OPM FM
12,300-Year-Old Fire Pit Found in Northern Utah ABC News
and this: 12,000-Year-Old Camp Found in Utah May Have Experts ‘Adjusting Their Theories’ Western Digs
Russian archaeologists uncover ancient Persian stele inscribed with a message from King Darius I The Art Newspaper
Blood & Gold: Children Dying As Egypt’s Treasures Are Looted Live Science
Archaeology team makes unprecedented tool discovery-A research team working in Jordan has discovered the residual remains of butchered animals on stone tools used 250,000 years ago Popular Archaeology
Roman ‘Curse Tablets’ Made of Gold Discovered in Viminacium, Serbia NBC News
Maya tomb uncovered holding body, treasure and tales of ‘snake dynasty’ The Guardian UK
Following Columbus: The team trying to rewrite the explorer’s route BBC News
August 4th & 5th, 2016 Edition
Archaeologists reveal secrets of Roman prison that held both Christian saints and Jewish rebels Haaretz
Hunter-gatherers experimented with farming in Turkey before migrating to Europe Popular Archaeology
Studies provide new insight on Cahokia-Cahokia not a male warrior dominated society, as previously thought Popular Archaeology
Archeologists Looking For Palisades Find Historical Home Harford Courant
Danish archaeologists find mysterious well Copenhagen Post
Beautiful treasure in ancient Cyprus tomb reveals island was crucial Mediterranean hub International Business Times
Lost Greek statue of Zeus remade with 3D printing BBC News
Palace of Illyrian rulers dating back more than two thousand years discovered by Polish archaeologists Science in Poland
August 2nd & 3rd, 2016 Edition
Archaeological finds in Bulgaria: July 2016 highlights Sofia Globe
Tourists damage El Candelabro in Paracas Peru This Week
Tracking down the first chefs University of the Basque Country\EurekAlert
Dark Ages royal palace discovered in Cornwall – in area closely linked to the legend of King Arthur Independent UK
Population boom preceded early farming-Analysis backs eastern North America plant domestication theory Popular Archaeology
Digging Irish History-Archaeologists uncover new finds, shedding light on the Gaelic people of the Emerald Isle Popular Archaeology
Prehistoric Rock Shrine with Giant Snake Heads Hewn In Discovered near Bulgaria’s Sarnitsa, Archaeologist Confirms Archaeology in Bulgaria
Archaeologists Find Medieval Inn ‘with Brothel’ in Kastritsi Fortress on Bulgaria’s Black Sea Coast Archaeology in Bulgaria
Restored Pompeii kitchens show how Romans cooked The Local Italy
July 31st & August 1st, 2016 Edition
Archaeologists resume excavation on Turkey’s Black Sea coast Daily Sabah
Wildfires Yield an Unexpected Bounty for Archaeologists-Blazes in the West reveal historic artifacts, some dating back thousands of years Wall Street Journal
Archeologists Find 1000 Years Skeletons and a Silver Coin Iceland Review
Archaeology: Experts find importance in mysterious Hopewell Earthworks The Coumbus Dispatch
Norway youth ‘improves’ 5,000-year-old skier carving The Local Norway
Ancient dinner set found in Turkey’s Manisa Hurriyet News
Vikings were buried with board games to beat boredom The Scotman
July 30th, 2016 Edition
Did ancient Polynesians visit California? Maybe so. / Scholars revive idea using linguistic ties, Indian headdress San Francisco Chronicle
Team takes different paths to two major archeological finds this summer PhysOrg
Earliest evidence of cancer in human fossil record discovered-Cancer on a Paleo-diet? Ask someone who lived 1.7 million years ago Popular Archaeology
July 27th to 29th, 2016 Edition
Lost City of Pteria finally unearthed in Turkey’s Yozgat Hurriyet News
Mystery ancient human ancestor found in Australasian family tree New Scientist
Mexico finds water tunnel under Pakal tomb in Palenque Denver Post
Prehistoric Village Likely Torched by Bronze-Age Warriors Live Science
Will a Hidden Treasure Chamber Discovered Under Machu Picchu Finally Be Revealed? Forbes
Archaeologists make ‘exciting’ discovery in Alamo dig Fox News
Unique 1,600-year-old kiln, pottery manufacturing shop discovered in Western Galilee Jerusalem Post
8,000-year-old cave paintings found in Turkey’s Balikesir Hurriyet News
Ice Age Hunting Camp, Replete With Bird Bones and Tobacco, Found in Utah Desert Western Digs
American student finds 12th century Irish brooch on a Galway Beach Irish Central
Largest Mayan tomb discovered at Xunantunich The Reporter
Really old stinky cheese found on royal Swedish shipwreck The Local Sweden
Facial reconstruction made of Bronze Age woman ‘Ava’ BBC News
Ancient underwater city at risk eKathimerini
Centuries-old bishop’s seal matrix discovered in Fife The Scotman
Archaeologists find elusive 16th-century Spanish fort on Parris Island Science Daily
Extra Fingers and Toes Were Revered in Ancient Culture-The Pueblo people of Chaco Canyon decorated their great houses with six-digit footprints and sandal-shaped art National Geographic
July 23rd to 26th, 2016 Edition
More on Digs might unearth Alamo’s multilayered history Houston Chronicle
Archaeologists Find 40,000-Year-Old Rope-Making Tool in Germany Sci-News
Mexico finds water tunnels under Pakal tomb in Palenque San Luis Obispo Tribune
Historic archeological discovery of Egyptian statue unearthed in Tel-Hazor Jerusalem Post
Archaeologists at Despotiko’s Apollo Sanctuary Uncover Mysteries of Archaic-era Greece Greek Reporter
Remains of lost Spanish fort found on South Carolina coast PhysOrg
Poles have solved the riddle of defensive structures of the Middle Nile Science in Poland
Ancient DNA Reveals Complex Genetic History of Near East at Dawn of Agriculture-Study Includes DNA Sample Drawn from 10,000 Year-Old Specimen from the Penn Museum Popular Archaeology
Paracas’ elongated skulls changing known history Peru this Week
July 21st & 22nd, 2016 Edition
Mighty Viking Ax Discovered in Tomb of Medieval ‘Power Couple’ Live Science
Underwater basilica in Iznik to shed light on Roman era Hurriyet News
16,000-Year-Old Tools Discovered in Texas, Among the Oldest Found in the West Western Digs
Some bacteria have lived in the human gut since before we were human Popular Archaeology
Archaeologists Find Eastern Fortress Gate of Rock City Perperikon in Bulgaria’s Rhodope Mountains Archaeology in Bulgaria
Ancient feces provides earliest evidence of infectious disease being carried on Silk Road University of Cambridge\EurekAlert
200 silver denarius discovered in Empúries, largest treasure found so far in the Roman site Catalan News Agency
SFU archeology students discover tablets that could be 2,000 years old Comox Valley Record
Remains of canal found in Yinxu oracle site Xinhuanet
Solving the mesopotamia timeline puzzle with tree-rings and radiocarbon research Cornell University\Science Daily
July 20th, 2016 Edition
Teeth from as far back as 1200s show signs of vitamin D deficiency The Chronicle Herald
Hong Kong’s sunken treasure: ancient anchor and cannon reveal our rich maritime history South China Morning Post
Excavated tombs of Peru’s Moche priestesses provide archaeologists with troves of artifacts, data PhysOrg
Vikings abused and beheaded their slaves Science Nordic
Medieval water mills caused salmon decline in North-Western Europe Past Horizons
Artifact may be from long-lost pagoda, tallest ever built Asahi Shimbun
July 16th to 19th, 2016 Edition
Cave discoveries shed new light on Native and European religious encounters in the Americas University of Leicester\EurekAlert
Reading the Unreadable-Two scientists, a particle accelerator, and the (once) indecipherable scrolls of ancient Herculaneum Popular Archaeology
Genome of 6,000-year-old barley grains sequenced for first time-New data on barley domestication discovered Popular Archaeology
Archaeologist Discovers Large Early Christian Basilica with Unusually Tall Synthronon in Palmatis Fortress in Northeast Bulgaria Archaeology in Bulgaria
Did the Lost Colony live at ‘Site X’? Clues point the way The Virginian Pilot
Verdun archeological dig turns up 1,000-year-old artifacts CBC News
Winterborne Kingston dig unearths nine Iron Age skeletons BBC News
July 15th, 2016 Edition
Up-close laboratory pictures of ancient mummy as scientists recreate his life and times The Siberian Times
Archaeologists find evidence of ‘largest Anglo-Saxon building in Scotland’ in East Lothian East Lothian Courier
2,000-Year-Old Dog Graveyard Discovered in Siberia Live Science
July 12th to 14th, 2016 Edition
Scientists unearthed a trove of 700-year-old stone tools — used by monkeys Washington Post
Holding hands for 5,000 years, a couple with mysterious jade rings and dagger Siberian Times
Homo erectus walked as we do-1.5-million-year-old footprints provide window to the life of Homo erectus Popular Archaeology
Discovery of vast treasure trove of fine textiles shows importance of fashion to Bronze Age Britons Independent UK
Thracian Shrine with Newly Discovered Roman Fortress Dates Back to Trojan War Period, Archaeologists Find Archaeology in Bulgaria
More on First Ever? Discovery of Philistine Cemetery Draws Criticism Live Science
Rare Roman mosaic uncovered in Cyprus Business Standard
South Downs pre-Roman ‘farming collective’ discovered BBC News
Part of flashy 7th-century padlock fished out of Nara ruins Asahi Shimbun
23 More Wrecks Found at Greek Hotspot for Sunken Ships Live Science
Digs uncover buildings in Cyprus’ 11,000-year-old village PhysOrg
Two groups spread early agriculture-Fertile Crescent cultures diverged to take farming east and west Science News
‘Britain’s Pompeii’ was ‘Bronze Age new build’ site BBC News
July 10th & 11th, 2016 Edition
Dig to uncover rare undisturbed Bronze Age burial BBC News
Archaeologists Find First-ever Philistine Cemetery in Israel Haaretz
‘Primitive Machine’ Within Great Pyramid of Giza Reconstructed Live Science
Archaeologists Find 2,600-Year-Old ‘Arrow Coins’ near Apollo Temple in Ancient Apollonia Pontica in Bulgaria’s Sozopol Archaeology in Bulgaria
Lindisfarne monastery evidence found by amateur archaeologist BBC News
History of Danish royal castle ‘to be rewritten’ The Local
July 7th to 9th, 2016 Edition
More on Archaeologists have pieced together an ancient shaman’s burial ritual Science Alert
Italians model 17,000-year-old brain from child’s skull The Local
Rock Grave of ‘Dismembered’ Thracian Noblewoman Buried with Silver Jewels Discovered in Bulgaria’s Rhodope Mountains Archaeology in Bulgaria
Prehistoric Tattoos Were Made with Volcanic Glass Tools Live Science
Ancient Brazilians occupied the same houses for centuries UPI
1,000-year-old bison skeleton uncovered at Prehistoric Indian Village The Daily Republic
Skeleton with stone-encrusted teeth found in Mexico ancient ruins PhysOrg
Scientists use mass spectrometry to ‘look inside’ an ancient Greek amphora Science Daily
Decorated Roman bronze belt found in Leicester excavations Past Horizons
July 3rd to 6th, 2016 Edition
‘Just watch me’: Challenging the ‘origin story’ of Native Americans Vancouver Sun
Ancient paintings discovered near Machu Picchu Peru This Week
Voyaging in prehistoric Polynesia Popular Archaeology
Archaeologist Discovers Largest Neolithic Homes from Europe’s First Civilization in Prehistoric Settlement in Bulgaria’s Sofia Archaeology in Bulgaria
Archaeologists Unearth Unique 12,000-year-old Galilee Grave of Female Shaman Haaretz
Reconstruction of 12,000 year old funeral feast brings ancient burial rituals to life EurekAlert\The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Voyaging in prehistoric Polynesia Popular Archaeology
Rocky future for Somalia’s ancient cave art CTV News
5,000-year-old tablet shows Mesopotamian workers paid in beer Yahoo News\Insight
Neanderthal bones from Goyet show signs of butchering Past Horizons
Polish archaeologists studied a unique necropolis in Egypt Science in Poland
Rediscovering a Giant-Buried for thousands of years, the largest Mycenaean citadel in Greece emerges under the archaeologist’s eye Popular Archaeology
July 1st & 2nd, 2016 Edition
Tomb mystery solved? Could the mystery of Luxor Tomb KV55 now be solved, more than a century after its discovery? Al-Ahram Weekly
St David link to 6th Century Pembrokeshire burial site BBC News
Ancient Romans, Jews Invented Trash Collection, Archaeology of Jerusalem Hints Haaretz
June 29th & 30th, 2016 Edition
Holocaust escape tunnel found: Prisoners dug with spoons to escape Nazis Fox News
Carthage archaeologists dig up smart cooling system for chariot racers Haaretz
Ancient Shrine That May Hold Buddha’s Skull Bone Found in Crypt Live Science
Archaeologists Find Preserved Wooden Structure from Moat Bridge at Western Gate of Ancient Serdica in Bulgaria’s Sofia Archaeology in Bulgaria
Tomb with a View: Ancient Burial Sites Served as ‘Telescopes’ Live Science
June 28th, 2016 Edition
Medieval weapon-making foundry discovered on shore of Lake Baikal Siberian Times
Ancient Baby Teeth Reveal Secrets Of A Polynesian Empire Forbes
Structures at Usakli Mound may be ancient Zippalanda Hurriyet News
June 26th & 27th, 2016 Edition
Reconstructing ancient culture’s houses part art, part science Columbus Dispatch
37,000-year-old skull from Borneo reveals surprise for scientists Popular Archaeology
Israeli Lifeguard Discovers 900 Year Old Oil Lamp During Beach Run Jewish Press
Roman gate discovered in ancient city of Hippos may solve mystery of mask of Pan The Jerusalem Post
Archaeologists discover layers of Indo-Greek city in Swat Dawn
New Battle in One of the World’s Oldest Cities Al-Fanar Media
1,400-Year Old Sledge Thawed Out of Norwegian Glacier Glacier Hub
Unique Viking tomb contains remains of noble couple ScienceNordic
Archaeologists Find 3rd Century AD Roman Civic Basilica in Ancient City Herclea Sintica near Bulgaria’s Petrich Archaeology in Bulgaria
Cambodia says tests confirm Angkor boat 8 centuries old Star Tribune
June 24th & 25th, 2016 Edition
Exploring the prehistory of Palawan Island through human remains PhysOrg
Anthropology students, professor finishing work at Cass settlement site Journal Courier
Skeletons, Coins Found in Dig of Ancient Pompeii Shop Associated Press\ABC News
Largest collection of Peruvian Antiques returned Peru This Week
Construction site near Kamloops uncovers proof of ‘pre-contact Indigenous habitation’ CBC News
June 21st to 23rd, 2016 Edition
Boundaries of Roman Empire redrawn after Devon archaeological dig BBC News
Archaeologists say large fragment was a part of the Mycenaean royal throne Popular Archaeology
Iraqi Kurdistan site reveals evolution towards the first cities of Mesopotamia Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona\EurekAlert
Researchers find Highland East Asian origin for prehistoric Himalayan populations University of Oklahoma\EurkeAlert
Roman cemetery discovered in Lincoln – remains of babies, an adult and ashes revealed so far The Lincolnshire Echo
Archaeologists Discover Pillar with Inscription Honoring Roman Emperor Philip the Arab at Sostra Fortress near Bulgaria’s Troyan Archaeology in Bulgaria
Archaeologists discover new origins for domesticated rice Popular Archaeology
Mosque ruins hint at Sultan Suleiman shrine in Hungary Anadolu Post
Monastery new discovery in underground city in Cappadocia Hurriyet Daily News
June 16th to 20th, 2016 Edition
Archaeologist: Many thousands of years ago life flourished in the Gobi desert Science in Poland
700-year-old West African soil technique could help mitigate climate change Popular Archaeology
Excavation uncovers Ilkanid-era pottery Mehr News Agency
Ancient DNA shows perfect storm felled Ice Age giants Popular Archaeology
Gospel of Jesus’s Wife Likely a Fake, Bizarre Backstory Suggests Live Science
4,000 year old art gallery found in Siberia Siberian Times
Great Pyramid of Giza Is Slightly Lopsided Live Science
Archaeologists find pieces of a small medicine jar that are linked to the lost colony The Virginian-Pilot
June 15th, 2016 Edition
Is this Turkish hilltop the 2,200-year-old grave of the Attalid rulers? Haaretz
More Than 700 Archaeologists Urge Obama to Protect Bears Ears Cultural Landscape Popular Archaeology
Mysterious Earthen Mounds Discovered in Ancient Cambodian Cities Live Science
Rediscovered: 5,000-year-old figurine from Skara Brae The Orcadian
Tools that may be a million years old discovered near Tarragona Catalan News Agency
June 14th, 2016 Edition
Archaeologists Discover 6,500-Year-Old Grave of Man Holding Stone Ax Scepter near Chalcolithic Flint Workshop in Bulgaria’s Kamenovo Archaeology in Bulgaria
Ancient DNA analysis explains spread of domestic goats from Fertile Crescent into Caucasus Nagoya University\EurekAlert
Wine used in ritual ceremonies 5000 years ago in Georgia, the cradle of viticulture Science Daily
Man finds 22-pound chunk of butter estimated to be more than 2,000 years old in Irish bog Washington Post
Study aims to uncover mystery of Luxor’s tomb KV55 Ahram Online
June 11th to 13th, 2016 Edition
Revealed: Cambodia’s vast medieval cities hidden beneath the jungle Guardian UK
Bulgaria’s Burgas Showcases for the First Time 7,000-Year-Old Ceramic Prism with ‘Pre-Alphabetic Writing’ Archaeology in Bulgaria
Whistling Sling Bullets Were Roman Troops’ Secret Live Science
Monumental Ancient Naval Bases Discovered in Athens’ Piraeus Harbor Haaretz
June 8th to 10th, 2016 Edition
French archaeologists unearth bones from 6,000-year-old massacre Guardian UK
‘The greatest palace that ever was’: Chinese archaeologists find evidence of the fabled imperial home of Kublai Khan’s Yuan dynasty South China Morning Post
Archaeological discoveries at rare 400-year-old American Indian homestead site Cherokee One Feather
New fossils shed light on the origin of ‘hobbits’-Researchers find ancestors of ancestors Popular Archaeology
Livestock pens approximately 5,000 years old in Álava, Spain Popular Archaeology
Old World metals traded on Alaska coast hundreds of years before contact with Europeans Popular Archaeology
Archeologists find massive monument in Petra, Jordan Christian Science Monitor
Scientists decipher purpose of mysterious astronomy tool made by ancient Greeks CBC News
Timbers from the ancient Egyptian Pharaoh Khufu’s second solar boat have been discovered on the Giza Plateau Al-Ahram Weekly
Body in well confirms Viking Saga Past Horizons
June 5th to 7th, 2016 Edition
2,500 year old tattooed ‘ice princess’ wears ‘fur’ to go on public display at next new moon The Siberian Times
Archaeologists Discover Grave of Medieval Bulgarian Princess ‘Built Into’ Foundations of Stone Church near Botevgrad Archaeology in Bulgaria
Ancient Seafarers’ Tool Sites, Up to 12,000 Years Old, Discovered on California Island Western Digs
Experts found 60 Revolutionary structures off Limekiln Road Redding Pilot
Lucy had neighbors: A review of African fossils-Review confirms co-existence of multiple early human species during middle Pliocene Popular Archaeology
Research proves Aboriginal Australians were first inhabitants-Conflicting theories of Mungo Man debunked Popular Archaeology
Rare cache of silver coins from Hasmonean period found in Modi’in Jewish Press
Tracking the Glass Road Past Horizons
More information on the facilities of the Roman fort Tibiscum in Romania Science in Poland
Yale researchers map 6,000 years of urban settlements-Research group maps spatially explicit dataset of urban centers from 3700 BC to 2000 CE Popular Archaeology
Updated-Ancient bison fossils offer hints about 1st humans in southern Canada CBC News
Archaeologists Find First Ancient Oracle to Apollo in Athens Haaretz
June 4th, 2016 Edition
Statue dating back to 1400 years found in Kashmir Daily News Analysis
Who Was Sattjeni? Tomb Reveals Secrets About Ancient Egyptian Elite Live Science
June 1st to 3rd, 2016 Edition
Ancient tomb unearthed in Paphos In-Cyprus
Ancient Roman texts shed light on earliest Londoners in one of UK’s most important archaeological discoveries The Independent UK
Ancient Wari Empire may have spread by diffusion, suggests research Popular Archaeology
Roman Era Getae-Dacian Family Tomb Discovered in Bulgaria’s Velikovo in Rescue Excavations after Treasure Hunting Raid Archaeology in Bulgaria
How southeastern Mayan people overcame the catastrophic eruption of Ilpango? Popular Archaeology
19th-Century White House Garden Aligns with Solstice Sun Live Science
Underwater ‘lost city’ found to be geological formation University of East Anglia
Ancient Mayan observatory was used to track sun and Venus, researchers find Fox News
Earliest evidence of fire making in Europe found Science News
New Inca Ruins Charted Near Choquequirao Peruvian Times
May 28th to 31st, 2016 Edition
Municipality of Lima to stop guarding Huacas Peru This Week
Looters Steal Civil War History at Petersburg National Battlefield Hopewell Culture National Historical Park
Ancient crops provide clue to Madagascar’s past University of Queensland
Space-age exploration for prehistoric bones in South Africa: High-tech 3D mapping of the history-making Dinaledi chamber Popular Archaeology
The smoking gun ‘proving ancient man killed woolly mammoth 45,000 years ago’ Siberian Times
Has Aristotle’s Tomb Been Found? Archaeologists Doubt Claims Live Science
Why Archaeologists Are Intentionally Setting Early American Sites on Fire Smithsonian Magazine
King Tut’s Blade Made of Meteorite Discovery
2,000 year old body of woman found in Isle of Wight bay Oh The Wight
May 27th, 2016 Edition
Archaeologists and geographers team to predict locations of ancient Buddhist sites-Geographic modeling reveals 121 possible locations of important Indian texts carved into rock surfaces in third-century B.C. University of California-Los Angeles
Mystery of Mongol Retreat from Hungary Solved Live Science
Stonehenge wasn’t so hard to build after all, archaeologists discover The Telegraph UK
May 25th & 26th, 2016 Edition
Stunning cave paintings found 300 metres below Spain The Local
High altitude archaeology: Prehistoric paintings revealed University of York\EurekAlert
Women in southern Germany Corded Ware culture may have been highly mobile PLoS\EurekAlert
Private Construction Works Uncover a 1st Century Roman Necropolis in Trogir Total Croatia
Ancient DNA study finds Phoenician from Carthage had European ancestry-A 2500-year-old Phoenician shows ancient ancestry on the Iberian Peninsula Popular Archaeology
Neanderthals built mysterious cave structures 175,000 years ago Guardian UK
May 20th to 24th, 2016 Edition
Mysterious Mass Graves Hold Prisoners of Bloody 17th-Century Battle Live Science
Topper site find reveals people were here long before previously thought Post and Courier
A New Lead in the Search for Elusive Norse Settlements? Epoch Times
Archaeology must open up to become more diverse The Guardian UK
Beer brewing in ancient China-Archaeologists discover evidence for a 5,000-year-old beer concoction and the earliest known occurrence of barley in China Popular Archaeology
Spanish mission discovers mummy in Aswan’s Tombs of Nobles Egypt Independent
Archaeologist: Site of Bear River Massacre pinpointed Charlotte Observer
Ancient ‘Mad Libs’ Papyri Contain Evil Spells of Sex and Subjugation Live Science
Archaeology: Is it time for human era to be named? Maybe Columbus Dispatch
Skeletal differences between Neanderthal and modern human infants-Many of the distinctive morphological characteristics of Neanderthals were already apparent at birth Popular Archaeology
Señora de Cao to be investigated by Harvard experts Living in Peru
‘Eye-watering’ scale of Black Death’s impact on England revealed The Guardian UK
3D prints of shipwrecks off Drumbeg and Folkestone BBC News
Polish archaeologists discover a medieval hermitage in Egypt Science in Poland
May 19th, 2016 Edition
Burial sites show how Nubians, Egyptians integrated communities thousands of years ago Popular Archaeology
Coin Indicates Second Bulgarian Empire Gained Control over Thessaloniki (Salonica) in Mid 13th Century, Collector, Archaeologists Hypothesize Archaeology in Bulgaria
Elizabeth I dress: Altar cloth may be Queen’s gown BBC News
Archaeologists reveal probable sites of two missions that predate the Alamo News4SA
May 17th & 18th, 2016 Edition
Rome mulls ‘metro museum’ after new line unearths ruin The Local
Experts stunned to discover early Shakespearian theatre was rectangular The Independent UK
Increased vandalism to archaeological sites in Southern Utah prompts ‘Petroglyph patrol’ KUTV News
Painted Human Jawbones Used as Ancient Jewelry Live Science
Ancient Device for Determining Taxes Discovered in Egypt-The nilometer was used to predict harvest (and taxes) linked to the rise and fall of the Nile River National Geographic
Unseen Prehistoric Arms, Ancient & Medieval Swords Made Public for the First Time in Special Exhibit in Bulgaria’s Plovdiv Archaeology in Bulgaria
Red paint found at Roman Baths during excavations BBC News
Ancient Cosmology Seen at Prehistoric Ohio Site Discovery
Polish archaeologists discovered dozens of paintings in Sudan Science in Poland
May 15th & 16th, 2016 Edition
Rare 5,000-year-old kurgan-type tumulus from the Bronze Age unearthed in Istanbul Daily Sabah
Divers Discover ‘Spectacular’ Cargo of Ancient Shipwreck in Caesarea Harbor Jewish Press
Rome metro line runs into Roman barracks and burial ground PhysOrg
Discovery of Roman fort built after Boudican revolt Past Horizons
Jerusalem Dig Calls for Support Popular Archaeology
Study sheds light on ancient Roman water system in Naples Popular Archaeology
May 13th & 14th, 2016 Edition
Unusual Native American ceremonial site unearthed in Ohio Fox News
Experts: Teen’s ‘Discovery’ of Maya City is a Very Western Mistake National Geographic
More on Prehistoric Site in Florida Confirms Pre-Clovis Peopling of the Americas-Stone tools, butchered mastadon provide evidence of occupation 14,550 years ago Popular Archaeology
Jordan, Aphrodite statue discovered in Jerash ANSA Med
How London became Britain’s capital has been revealed for the first time Independent UK
May 12th, 2016 Edition
900-Year-Old Village Recorded in Volcanic Badlands of New Mexico Western Digs
Archaeologists uncover 13,000-year-old bones of ancient, extinct species of bison-Discovery made just 10 feet below the ground’s surface at Old Vero Man site Popular Archaeology
Scientists proclaim a new civilization in the Aegean Bronze Age-Research sheds light on the Luwian civilization of western Asia Minor Popular Archaeology
‘Stone age art’ in Upper Franconian cave not an archaeological sensation after all PhysOrg
A kitchen story, a quarry, bones and gaming pieces: These medieval finds have been found at a Suffolk school Culture 24
May 11th, 2016 Edition
James Monroe’s Home May Not Have Been So Humble After All New York Times
Nefertiti Still Missing: King Tut’s Tomb Shows No Hidden Chambers Live Science
New archaeological method finds children were skilled ceramists during the Bronze Age Lund University\EurekAlert
Researchers prove humans in Southern Arabia 10,000 years earlier than first thought University of Huddersfield\EurekAlert
Youngest-ever mummified foetus from Ancient Egypt discovered in tiny coffin The Independent UK
May 7th to May 10th, 2016 Edition
Archeologists find evidence of city life in Moscow Kremliin in 12th century Russia Beyond the Headlines
Archaeologists Find the Last Hideout of the Jewish Revolt in Jerusalem Haaretz
Ancient trading networks and Arabian camel diversity Popular Archaeology
Digging the Secrets of Ancient Maya Gardeners in the Yucatan Popular Archaeology
Residents take a stand to protect historical site Peru This Week
Are you my mummy? DNA tests to seek modern relatives of 800 year old mummified boy Siberian Times
Viking ‘parliament’ site uncovered on Scottish island Herald Scotland
On New Jersey hillside, clues to Revolutionary War mystery PhysOrg
Forgotten Mayan city ‘discovered’ in Central America by 15-year-old boy The Independent UK
Syrian Antiquities Import Restrictions Are Law, But Will They Work? Live Science
Archaeologists find world’s oldest axe in Australia-Archaeologists from the Australian National University have unearthed fragments from the edge of the world’s oldest-known axe, found in the Kimberley region of Western Australia Popular Archaeology
May 5th & May 6th, 2016 Edition
Reconstructing the evolution of vegetation on Gran Canaria Past Horizons
Possible Iron Age Chamber Discovered in Scotland The Orcadian
Egypt: new archaeological discovery in Matariya ANSA
USS Monitor gun turret: Ramping up to save a landmark artifact Daily Press
Leonardo da Vinci’s DNA-The Leonardo Project: Illuminating the art, life, characteristics, talents, and brilliance of one of humanity’s most extraordinary figures Popular Archaeology
Chinese archaeologists discover 8,000-year-old paddy China Daily
April 30th to May 4th, 2016 Edition
Horseracing rules found on 2,000-year-old tablet in central Turkey Hurriyet Daily News
Molecular clock for estimating ages of ancient genomes-Researchers report a genetic method for estimating the age of ancient human remains Popular Archaeology
New interpretation of the Rök runestone inscription changes view of Viking Age Popular Archaeology
Women in a Temple of Death Archaeology Magazine
French company documents destruction of archaeological sites in Syria-Palmyra Citadel, Temple of Bel destruction visualized in stunning 3D Popular Archaeology
Secret Atomic Role of WWII-Era Aircraft Carrier Revealed Live Science
300-year-old bowl found in St. Augustine KAGS News
Slovaks discover ancient air conditioning in Kuwait The Slovak Spectator
HMS Endeavour found: Captain James Cook’s ship ‘discovered in Newport harbour’ The Independent UK
April 27th to 29th, 2016 Edition
Plight of Japan’s archeologists as ancient tombs deteriorate Asahi Shimbun
4800-Year Old Mummy of ‘Mother Holding Infant’ Unearthed Australia Network News
Neandertals and Upper Paleolithic Homo sapiens had different dietary strategies Popular Archaeology
Hominins may have been food for carnivores 500,000 years ago Popular Archaeology
Over 2000-year old geoglyph found in Nazca desert Andina
Water storage made prehistoric settlement expansion possible in Amazonia Popular Archaeology
Did Chavín society create authoritarianism? Peru This Week
Rare 600kg haul of ancient Roman coins found in Spain News.au
Buddhist Sculptures Discovered in Ruins of Ancient Shrine Live Science
Spanish Empire Shipwrecks Offer New Data in the Quest to Understand Hurricanes Hakai Magazine
Building on shells: Study starts unraveling mysteries of Calusa kingdom University of Georgia
Historic flint axes found in Denmark Copenhagen Post
Corps determines Kennewick Man is Native American PhysOrg
April 26th, 2016 Edition
Archaeology: ‘An Overlooked Inca Wonder’ Peru This Week
Half of Western European men descended from one Bronze Age ‘king’ Telegraph UK
Rare statue could help unearth secrets of Long Melford’s Roman past East Anglican Times
April 22nd to 25th, 2016 Edition
Ancient mosaic featuring ‘cheerful’ skeleton found in Turkey PhysOrg
Iron age man was as fond of Swiss cheese as we are Science Daily
Newly Restored 3,000-Year-Old Gold Breastplate from Huge Thracian Necropolis in Western Bulgaria Shown for the First Time Archaeology in Bulgaria
Jerusalem Dig Uncovers Ancient Greek Citadel National Geographic
Stolen Thracian-Roman Silver Mask Helmet Restored, Showcased in Bulgaria’s Plovdiv 21 Years after Theft Archaeology in Bulgaria
Modern DNA reveals ancient male population explosions linked to migration and technology Popular Archaeology
Etruscan stone could help unravel enigma of one of Italy’s first civilizations Reuters
Romsey Abbey: The mystery of the hair in the coffin BBC News
One small step, one giant stride in our understanding of our ancestors as scientists analyse prehistoric footprints Independent UK
April 20th & 21st, 2016 Edition
DNA sat nav uncovers ancient Ashkenaz and Yiddish origins Popular Archaeology
Scientists reveal Jewish history’s forgotten Turkish roots The Independent UK
High status female found buried at Aspero archaeological site in Peru Andina
Oldest Depiction of Ancient Egyptian Demons Found Discovery
More on Building for Egypt’s First Female Pharaoh Discovered Live Science
Royal 17th century wardrobe found in the Wadden Sea-Remarkably preserved, wardrobe belonged to a member of the royal court of the English queen Henrietta Maria Popular Archaeology
3D print of Oetzi the Ice Man revealed The Local
Belize cave was Maya child sacrifice site Science News
Archaeologists Find No Thracian Traces at Roman City Serdica Raising Questions about Antiquity History of Bulgaria’s Capital Sofia Archaeology in Bulgaria
April 19th, 2016 Edition
4 Newly Found Busts of Ancient Roman Emperors, Empresses Acquired by Bulgaria’s National Museum of History Archaeology in Bulgaria
Egyptian Amulet Bearing Name of Pharaoh Found in Soil from Temple Mount Jewish Press
Bigger brains led to bigger bodies in our ancestors-Study examines the correlated evolution of brain and body size in humans Popular Archaeology
Researchers believe they have uncovered the purpose of puquios in Nasca PhysOrg
Teeth found in tomb of ‘Marquis of Haihun’: experts China Daily
Decorative blocks from sacred barque’s way station found in Aswan Ahram Online
Archaeologists find 5000-year old tomb in Romania’s Prahova county Romania Insider
April 17th & 18th, 2016 Edition
Barn conversion leads to amazing find of palatial Roman villa The Guardian UK
and this Under English Garden, ‘Unparalleled’ Remains of Roman Villa New York Times
4,500-year-old skeletons found in China Daily News & Analysis
Mystery of the Varna Gold: What Caused These Ancient Societies to Disappear? Smithsonian Magazine
‘Noble’ monument lost to the ages to build 1823 dam Columbus Dispatch
More on Searching for the Vikings: 3 Sites Possibly Found in Canada Live Science
Mystery of Mummified Lung Solved Discovery
Site in Russia sheds light on Paleolithic culture east of Europe-Archaeologists study tools made by Homo sapiens who lived near present-day Vladimir, Russia, nearly 30,000 years ago Popular Archaeology
April 13th to 16th, 2016 Edition
Early humans followed the fire? The pyrophilic primate: New hypothesis by University of Utah researchers explains how human ancestors used fire to their advantage Popular Archaeology
Prehistoric monuments and 150 Anglo-Saxon graves found at Bulford Current Archaeology
Archaeologists Find Preserved 7-Meter Tall Late Antiquity Fortress Wall of Ancient Roman City Sexaginta Prista in Bulgaria’s Ruse Archaeology in Bulgaria
Ancient Mass Graves Discovered in Greece Discovery
Discovery of priest’s grave sheds light on first days of Spanish conquest of Mexico The Guardian UK
US to purchase archaeological site in northern New Mexico Washington Times
Lost Wright Brothers’ ‘Flying Machine’ Patent Resurfaces Live Science
Viking-era woman sheds light on Iceland’s earliest settlers Science News
April 12th, 2016 Edition
New Evidence on When Bible Was Written: Ancient Shopping Lists New York Times
Iraq Is Turning Saddam Hussein’s Palace Into a Museum National Geographic
Reconstructing the history of Chauvet-Pont d’Arc cave Popular Archaeology
Sonar May Have Turned Up a Long-Lost Civil War Ship, the Agnes E. Fry Wired
April 9th to 11th, 2016 Edition
More on Fire reveals archaeological sites hundreds of years old Brown County Democrat
Relics of ancient six-millennia-old village uncovered Mehr News Agency
Archeologists find ancient mummy approximately 1,500 years old in Mongolia Siberian Times
Neanderthals may have been infected by diseases carried out of Africa by humans Popular Archaeology
Ancient Glass-Works Prove Israel Was World Glass Production Center Jewish Press
Ancient inscriptions testify to widespread literacy in Judah by 600 BCE-Ceramic shards found within the remains of the remote ancient fortress of Arad tell the story Popular Archaeology
Roman Imperial leaders had wine empire away from the battlefield, study suggests PhysOrg
April 6th to 8th, 2016 Edition
Yucatan archaeology races to keep up with development Salon
Archaeologists Survey Damage from Cyclone Winston in Fiji-A team of archaeologists assess a heritage almost lost to the devastation of the worst cyclone in Fiji’s history Popular Archaeology
Archaeologists Discover 10th Century Church, Coins Testifying about 1242 Tatar (Mongol) Invasion of Medieval Drastar in Bulgaria’s Silistra Archaeology in Bulgaria
Fire reveals archaeological sites hundreds of years old NBC Montana
What really happened on Easter Island? Revisiting how Easter Island’s culture vanished Frontiers\EurekAlert
Rare chess piece found in back yard of museum The Oxford Times
Millennium-old ‘sunken town’ found off Tamil Nadu Times of India
Neanderthal Y chromosome offers clues to what kept us separate species Popular Archaeology
April 1st to 5th, 2016 Edition-Back and catching up!
Smashed skulls suggest large European battle 3,200 years ago – and a more advanced society Washington Post
Traces of ancient humans found in Vietnam’s biggest archaeological discovery Thanh Nien News
Ancient Southwest marked by repeated periods of boom and bust-WSU researchers link climate changes and large social disruption Popular Archaeology
2000-year-old temple found underwater off Indian coast Digital Journal
Curse Tablets Discovered in 2,400-Year-Old Grave Live Science
How Ancient Rome’s 1% Hijacked the Beach-The rich, the poor, and the battle for the Bay of Naples Hakai Magazine
17th Century Silver Treasure Hidden during Bulgarian Catholics’ Uprising against Ottoman Empire Discovered in Northwest Bulgaria Archaeology in Bulgaria
2nd Temple Era Bronze Utensils Discovered in Migdal Excavations on Sea of Galilee Jewish Press
Queen’s University Microbiologists Unmask the Hannibal Route Enigma Queen’s University
Easy as Alep, Bet, Gimel? Cambridge research explores social context of ancient writing PhysOrg
The dark side of religion: how ritual human sacrifice helped create unequal societies Auckland University
March 31st, 2016 Edition
View From Space Hints at a New Viking Site in North America New York Times
Indonesian ‘Hobbits’ may have died out sooner than thought Popular Archaeology
Photos: Watch the ‘Shadow Dagger’ Solar Calendar Mark the Equinox Western Digs
Black Death and self-punishment – remains of medieval whip found at Rufford Abbey Nottinghamshire County Council
Ancient Assyrians buried their dead with turtles Science News
Nepali textile find suggests Silk Road extended further south than previously thought PhysOrg
March 29th & 30th, 2016 Edition
Ancient Non-Stick Pan Factory Found in Italy Discovery
Archaeological finds enrich understanding of pre-Columbian Chile Vida Latina
Archaeologists uncover monumental prehistoric structure on island of Menorca-Artifacts from several ancient periods unearthed Popular Archaeology
Experts Doubt Claims of ‘Hidden Chambers’ in King Tut’s Tomb Live Science
Thousands of Ancient Petroglyphs, ‘Dramatic’ Solar Calendar Reported in N. Arizona Western Digs
3,400-Year-Old Necropolis Found in Egypt Discovery
March 26th to 28th, 2016 Edition
Colorful Mosaic Uncovered in Unique Byzantine Church in Gush Etzion The Jewish Press
Archaeologists say 4th century pottery piece is rare symbol of Christianity in Roman Britain Culture 24
As Isis is driven out, the extent of damage to Palmyra becomes clear The Independent
and this Syria’s Palmyra can be restored in five years, says antiquities chief, UNESCO doubtful Deutsche Welle
5,000-Year-Old Prehistoric Rock Shrine with Huge Human Faces Hewn In Discovered in Bulgaria’s Rhodope Mountains Archaeology in Bulgaria
CT Scan Shows Pharoah Ramesses III Was Murdered by Multiple Assassins Smithsonian Magazine
Teeth from Natufian-hunted gazelles give clues to climate during Eastern Mediterranean Younger Dryas Popular Archaeology
March 24th & 25th, 2016 Edition
Site in Germany yields human presence over 1 million years ago-Butchery marks on animal carcass bones and stone tools reveal meat consumption by humans Popular Archaeology
Newly Restored Floor Mosaics from Antiquity Synagogue in Bulgaria’s Plovdiv Unveiled for the First Time Archaeology in Bulgaria
Australopithecus fossils found east of the Great Rift Valley-New remains demonstrate adaptability of this precursor to early humans Popular Archaeology
‘Corduroy road’ logs found under Waterloo LRT construction CBC News
Archaeologists To Study Shackled Skeletons From Ancient Greece To Understand Rise Of Athens Forbes
German WWI warships rediscovered in Portsmouth Harbour after lying forgotten for decades The Independent
Emperor Hadrian’s Villa Yields Posh, Arty Apartment Live Science
When vineyards bloomed in Sudan… Science in Poland
March 23rd, 2016 Edition
‘Unexpected’ 3,000-Year-Old Bison Hunting Site Discovered in Southern Arizona Western Digs
Two-decade research reveals new information about Caral civilization Andina
3,000-year-old Chinese oracle bones go 3-D PhysOrg
New insights into why pottery production increased significantly at the end of the last Ice Age PhysOrg
A golden age of ancient DNA science begins PhysOrg
A recently discovered 4,500-year-old non-royal boat in the Abusir necropolis is shedding new light on watercraft construction in ancient Egypt Al-Ahram Weekly
March 19th to 22nd, 2016 Edition
Scientists may have discovered 12,000 year old mother’s milk, frozen in permafrost Siberian Times
Metallic ink used in the Herculaneum scrolls Popular Archaeology
Archaeologists create 3-D interactive digital reconstruction of King Richard III Popular Archaeology
New Findings on Lao Plain of Jars Help Unravel Ancient Mysteries VOA News
March 18th, 2016 Edition
Holy predynastic graffiti uncovered in Aswan Ahram Online
Whale Graveyards-High and dry and surprisingly littered with whale bones Hakai Magazine
Goths vs. Greeks: Epic Ancient Battle Revealed in Newfound Text Live Science
Uncovering the mystery of very early humans in New Mexico PhysOrg
Medieval painting discovered in Gdansk Scienc in Poland
Warrior king uncovered at east Yorkshire iron age settlement The Guardian
Unique jewellery from the British Isles found in Danish Viking grave Science Nordic
March 16th and 17th, 2016 Edition
1,100 year-old Denmark crucifix ‘may change history’ The Local
Ancient puppy’s brain is ‘well preserved’… as dog bares its teeth after 12,400 years Siberian Times
Have 2 Chambers Been Discovered in King Tut’s Tomb? Live Science
Archeological dig discovers lost lives of Sable Island, Nova Scotia The Chronicle Herald
Science sheds new light on the life and death of medieval king Erik Uppsala University\EurekAlert
Two Family Tomb Sarcophagi from Roman City Augusta Traiana Found during Construction in Bulgaria’s Stara Zagora Archaeology in Bulgaria
Bronze bell recovered from World War II aircraft-carrying submarine off Oahu coast University of Hawaii at Manoa\EurekAlert
‘Hugely important’ iron age remains found at Yorkshire site The Guardian UK
Ancient Denisovan DNA excavated in modern Pacific Islanders Science Daily
March 15th, 2016 Edition
Message in a Boulder Hakai Magazine
Site of 1503 shipwreck tied to Vasco da Gama found off Oman PhysOrg
400,000-year-old fossils from Spain provide earliest genetic evidence of Neandertals Max Planck Gesellschaft
Archaeologists Uncover Another Branch of the Silk Road Scientific American
March 12th to 14th, 2016 Edition
Hopewell used cross-cultural approach to build great monuments Columbus Dispatch
Verde Valley Archaeology Center to launch new vandalism detection technology Camp Verde Bugle
Archaeological dig planned as metal detectorist discovers untouched Bronze Age burial mound Culture 24
According to the IAA, the Roman coin found in the eastern Galilee region is the second of its kind known in the world Jerusalem Post
Monumental Piers Found in Sunken Harbor City of Corinth Haaretz
Satellites and Shipwrecks: Landsat Satellite Spots Foundered Ships in Coastal Waters NASA
Neanderthals diet: 80% meat, 20% vegetables-Isotope studies shed a new light on the eating habits of the prehistoric humans Science Daily
Ancient Memphis site to undergo regeneration Past Horizons
March 9th to 11th, 2016 Edition
Early human habitat recreated for first time-Pioneering Rutgers scientist helps reconstruct an ancient East African landscape where human ancestors lived 1.8 million years ago Popular Archaeology
Road construction unearths medieval settlement Scottish Government
Geometric-era tomb unearthed on Aegean island of Lesvos eKathimerini
First non-utilitarian weapons found in the Arabian Peninsula CNRS
The benefits of food processing-Processing food before eating likely played key role in human evolution, study finds Harvard University\EurekAlert
More on Treasure-filled tomb of Etruscan ‘princess’ unearthed The Local
First Evidence of Corn Beer in Southwest Discovered on Teeth From Ancient Burials Western Digs
Digging for where the gods were constructed Phnom Penh Post
March 6th to 8th, 2016 Edition
Medieval Reliquary Discovered at Christian Monastery Looted by Treasure Hunters ahead of Archaeological Excavations Archaeology in Bulgaria
Ancient Burial Site with 100 Tombs Unearthed Near Bethlehem Jewish Press
New York harbor’s oyster beds once protected against severe storm and extreme wave damage University of Massachusetts at Amherst\EurekAlert
Significant Civil War-Era Shipwreck Discovered Off N.C. Coast North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources
2,500-year-old seal belonging to a woman unearthed in Jerusalem CNN News
More on For the first time in excavations of ancient Near Eastern sites: Winery found in Canaanite palace Science Daily
Gold crown dug up at Moghalmari in West Bengal Times of India
Bison bones found at lake bottom tell few tales Star Tribune
Scientists resurrected lost medieval town Science in Poland
March 3rd to 5th, 2016 Edition
Tiny island deer in Panama hunted to extinction thousands of years ago Popular Archaeology
Ancient Burial Ground with 100 Tombs Found Near Biblical Bethlehem Live Science
Ancient underground city in Izmit excites archaeology world Hurriyet News
Ancient Roman Puzzle Gets New Piece Discovery
Was Viking ruler Rollo Danish or Norwegian? The Local
March 2nd, 2016 Edition
Paleolithic bone tools found from South China PhysOrg
Remains of controversial Chinese emperor Liu He found Zee News
Why Did Ancient Europeans Just Disappear 14,500 Years Ago? Live Science\Yahoo News
Neanderthals collected manganese dioxide to make fire Leiden University
Inscription Spurs Debate Over Mysterious Greek Tomb Discovery
Archaeologists Find Early Byzantine Fortress near Bulgaria’s Banya Was Rebuilt and Used by Second Bulgarian Empire in the Middle Ages Archaeology in Bulgaria
March 1st, 2016 Edition
Louisiana’s Disappearing Coast Takes Ancient History With It WWNO News
Sahara Desert handprint mystery solved: Wadi?Sura?II prints ‘not human’ News Australia
Ancient Grave of Teenage Girl May Reveal Secrets of Southwest’s Earliest Farmers Western Digs
Coins of 42 Roman and Byzantine Emperors Discovered at Late Antiquity Fortress Kovachevsko Kale near Bulgaria’s Popovo So Far Archaeology in Bulgaria
Finds reveal how ancient Egyptian and Nubian cultures blended-Study shows how excavations in Sudan reveal the transformation of Egyptian and Nubian culture Popular Archaeology
Remains of Anglo-Saxon island discovered in Lincolnshire village The Guardian
February 27th to 29th, 2016 Edition
Image of shark found on ancient bronze sword Asahi Shimbun
3D technology reveals diet of ‘Chaucer’s children’ University of Kent
More ‘Polish pyramids’ – new discoveries of archaeologists Science in Poland
Rare copy of Giotto fresco discovered in ruins of Transylvanian church AFP\Japan Times
New Scans of King Tut’s Tomb May Reveal Hidden Burial Chamber Live Science
Archaeologists investigate early 19th century asylum of old Tasmania-Known today as Willow Court, its remains may yet reveal more about the hard and broken lives of the imported convict laborers of colonial Australia Popular Archaeology
February 24th to 26th, 2016 Edition
Ancient figurine discovered by 7-year-old boy Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs
NASA Airborne Radar ‘Sees’ Nasca Lines Sci-News
Flaked stone points raise questions about Brazilian prehistory Archaeology News
11,000-year-old pendant is earliest known Mesolithic art in Britain University of York\EurekAlert
Genetics reveal 50,000 years of independent history of aboriginal Australian people-Scientists worked with aboriginal Australian communities to explore heritage Popular Archaeology
February 23rd, 2016 Edition
The search continues for Fort Germanna Fredericksburg.com
Internal dissension cited as reason for Cahokia’s dissolution Prairie Research Institute, University of Illinois\EurekAlert
Paleothithic man ‘not the main cause of deaths at vast mammoth graveyard’ Siberian Times
Dead Sea Scrolls Puzzle Pieces to Be Matched via Digitizing Jewish Press
The space archaeologist unearthed 4000 years old tomb in Egypt Luxor Times
February 20th to 22nd, 2016 Edition
Some Iron Age forts in Europe strengthened by friendly fire, suggests study-Fort engineers vitrified their structures by burning them, making them stronger for defense Popular Archaeology
How hunter-gatherers preserved their food sources Santa Fe Institute\EurekAlert
Finds in Ancient Egyptian rubbish dumps inspire ‘world’s largest archaeological project’ Culture 24
To prevent archaeological looting, scientist wants to crowdsource Digital Journal
Plant biomarkers hint at early human habitat-Scientists reconstruct the environment in which early humans lived nearly 2 million years ago at Olduvai Gorge, Tanzania Popular Archaeology
Japanese earthenware time capsules contain 4,300-year-old cockroach egg case impressions Kumamoto University\EurekAlert
February 18th & 19th, 2016 Edition
1st Century bar? Archaeological find in France offers glimpse into ancient tavern USA Today
Perfectly preserved bronze age wheel unearthed in Cambridgeshire The Guardian UK
Jordan Valley Prehistoric Village Discovered Jewish Press
Neanderthals mated with modern humans much earlier than previously thought, study finds-First genetic evidence of modern human DNA in a Neanderthal individual Popular Archaeology
93-Mile-Long Ancient Wall in Jordan Puzzles Archaeologists Live Science
World famous ancient Siberian Venus figurines ‘are NOT Venuses after all’ Siberian Times
Study sheds more light on the ‘hobbit’ people-Medical examination of skull shows no support for Homo floresiensis as modern human Popular Archaeology
Humans settled, set fire to Madagascar’s forests 1,000 years ago Massachusetts Institute of Technology\EurekAlert
UCL Petrie Museum’s Tarkhan Dress: world’s oldest woven garment University College London
The skeleton of a 16-month-old infant from the Pre-Dynastic period uncovered in the Nag Al-Qarmila area of Aswan shows the first signs of scurvy in ancient Egypt Al-Ahram Weekly
February 16th & 17th, 2016 Edition
Israeli archaeologists discover 7,000-year-old settlement Associated Press\Yahoo News
Easter Island civilization not destroyed by war, analysis shows Popular Archaeology
Archaeologists Discover Late Roman Graves at Ancient Thracian Tomb Ostrusha near Bulgaria’s Kazanlak Archaeology in Bulgaria
Aberdeen Art Gallery redevelopment works reveal medieval history Aberdeen City Council
Sleuth finds a lost Spanish settlement in Florida Panhandle Times Union
More on Remains Found of 7,000-Year-Old Man Buried Upright Discovery
History shows that atheism is as natural to humans as religion Past Horizons
February 14th & 15th, 2016 Edition
On the Global Trail-Archaeologist travels the world, takes on 12 projects in 12 countries for 12 months Popular Archaeology
New clues illuminate mysteries of ancient Egyptian portraits Science News
Anglo Saxon gold mount ‘mystery’ in Norfolk BBC News
Medieval trading ship raised to surface ‘almost intact’ after 500 years on riverbed in Netherlands Independent UK
Underground city comes to surface Hurriyet Daily News
February 12th & 13th, 2016 Edition
FOCUS ON TUVA: Stunning treasures – and macabre slaughter – in Siberia’s Valley of the Kings Siberian Times
New-found ruin could be linked to Massacre of Glencoe BBC News
UWinnipeg uncovers ancient Egyptian treasure University of Winnipeg
Effort to unlock secrets of 3,700-year-old woman ‘Ava’ BBC News
February 11th, 2016 Edition
Archaeologists present findings of Chamorros migration PhysOrg
Archaeologists uncover buried village on Anglesey BBC News
Sterkfontein Caves produce two new hominin fossils-The famous caves have yielded some new surprises, raising new questions related to human evolution Popular Archaeology
February 9th & 10th, 2016 Edition
Vandals strike ancient archeological site near Tucson KOLD News
Remains of ‘extraordinary’ Roman arcade found in Colchester Telegraph UK
Bronze Age burial near Stonehenge discovered by badger BBC News
Some 5,000 years ago, silver mining on the shores of the Aegean Sea-An exceptional archaeological discovery at Thorikos (Greece) Ghent University\EurekAlert
Ancient Roman Brooch Contains ‘Lovely’ Palindrome Live Science
Mysterious Ancient ‘Padlock’ Found in Excavations of Ancient Serdica in Bulgaria’s Capital Sofia Archaeology in Bulgaria
700-year-old Danish ‘Civil War’ coins uncovered The Local
Discovering the source of marble used in Roman buildings Past Horizons
February 6th to 8th, 2016 Edition
Archaeology: Mammoth find in Siberia could change understanding of America’s discovery Columbus Dispatch
A surprising find about a possible early human ancestor-Study shows Australopithecus sediba didn’t likely consume hard foods Popular Archaeology
Unknown Richly Decorated Statue of Roman Emperor Trajan Kept in Storage of Bulgaria’s National Museum of History for Decades Archaeology in Bulgaria
New ‘Little Ice Age’ coincides with fall of Eastern Roman Empire and growth of Arab Empire-Drop in temperature following volcanic eruptions shaped history, suggest researchers Popular Archaeology
200,000 fish bones suggest ancient Scandinavian people were more complex than thought-Archaeologists discover fish fermentation site in Sweden Elsevier\EurekAlert
Egyptian archaeologists call for tougher security measures after ‘sale of pyramid pieces’ Ahram Online
February 5th, 2016 Edition
Archaeological Excavation Conducted in Cremisan Valley International Middle East Media Center
Lasers reveal ‘lost’ Roman roads United Kingdom Government
U of A Researchers Help Capture Lifecycle of Roman Pottery University of Arkansas
From genes to latrines—Vikings and their worms provide clues to emphysema PhysOrg
February 4th, 2016 Edition
Legal bid fails to rebury remains of 2,500 year old tattooed ‘ice princess’ Siberian Times
Peru recovers largest batch of cultural relics Andina
Historic church discovered in Turkey’s Nevsehir ‘could change history of Orthodoxy’ Hurriyet News
DNA evidence uncovers major upheaval in Europe near end of last Ice Age PhysOrg
February 3rd, 2016 Edition
90 archaeological sites found in Arequipa, Peru Andina
UNESCO: Machu Picchu improves and leaves ‘endangered heritage’ list Peru This Week
Humans evolved by sharing technology and culture-Our early ancestors, Homo sapiens, managed to evolve and journey across the earth by exchanging and improving their technology Popular Archaeology
Ancient Tomb from Thracian-Roman Period Discovered during Construction Works in Bulgaria’s Plovdiv Archaeology in Bulgaria
Samurai Secrets: 1888 Martial Arts Manual for Cops Revealed Live Science
Hiker Discovers 3500-Year-Old Egyptian Seal in Galilee Jewish Press
Powerful Women Buried at Stonehenge Discovery
Laser reveals secrets of early medieval Prussians Science in Poland
February 2nd, 2016 Edition
More on Discovery shows prehistoric man consumed tortoises Popular Archaeology
‘Sex toys’ or religious relics? Wooden phalluses found at lost burial site in Xinjiang desert point to quirks of ancient Chinese society South China Morning Post
The discovery of an ornate Roman fresco revealed Museum of London Archaeology
New research sharpens understanding of poison-arrow hunting in Africa University of Kansas
New early Lapita site discovered in Bua Fiji Village
February 1st, 2016 Edition
Turtle soup, perchance? Prehistoric man had a penchant for tortoises American Friends of Tel Aviv University\EurekAlert
Archaeologists long underestimated early hominins Senckenberg-University of Tübingen
A unique boat from the pyramid age discovered at Abusir by the expedition of the Czech Institute of Egyptology Charles University Prague
Study suggests how modern humans drove Neanderthals to extinction Popular Archaeology
January 30th & 31st, 2016 Edition
Nearly 20 Stone-Tool Sites, Dating Back Up To 12,000 Years, Discovered In Nevada Western Digs
Decapitated Gladiators Reveal Roman Empire’s Genetic Influence Live Science\Yahoo News
Chinese archaeologists are expected to dig in Egypt for the first time, as authorities of the two nations are in discussion of a cultural cooperation project Xinhuanet
January 27th to 29th, 2016 Edition
Ancient Babylonians Used Geometry to Track Jupiter-The method was developed by the Babylonians over a thousand years before it was reinvented in 14th century Europe Popular Archaeology
and this Math whizzes of ancient Babylon figured out forerunner of calculus Science Magazine
Ancient Australian bird extinction points to humans-Study provides first reliable evidence humans were preying on now-extinct Australian Megafauna about 50,000 years ago Popular Archaeology
Inscriptions on Sharjah tomb prove Oman kingdom existed in third century BC The National UAE
‘Fujizuka’ mound in Shizuoka dates to Edo Period, survey shows Asahi Shimbun
January 26th, 2016 Edition
Excavation Reveals Significant Statuettes at Archaeological Site of Aptera Greek Reporter
As the Arctic Erodes, Archaeologists Are Racing to Protect Ancient Treasures Smithsonian Magazine
and this History is Melting Hakai Magazine
Discovering a Roman Imperial Winery at Vagnari (Italy) Past Horizons
January 22nd to 25th, 2016 Edition
East Asia makes a comeback in the human evolution stakes The Conversation
Roman-Byzantine grave unearthed on Istanbul’s Istiklal Avenue Hurriyet News
Archaeologists uncover surprising secret in Bristol Cathedral’s first dig for more than 150 years Bristol Post
Research reveals K’omoks people’s advanced fishing methods a thousand years ago Comox Valley Echo
Archaeologists find remains of women sacrificed 1,000 years ago in Peru Jerusalem Post
Neolithic megalithic tomb in Spain comprehensively examined for the first time University of Basel\EurekAlert
Ancient humans dispersed through Arabia during greener times-Recent research has provided evidence of early human presence in an otherwise hostile environment Popular Archaeology
Lima: Remains of presumed weaver dating back to 3,500 years ago found in huaca Peru This Week
The aftermath of 1492-Study shows how Native American depopulation impacted ecology Popular Archaeology
Genetic history of present-day Indians-Genetic study sheds new light on ancestral populations of the Indian subcontinent Popular Archaeology
Study overturns prevailing ideas about sacrifices at Tenochtitlan EFE\Fox News
Pottery Analysis Reveals Visigoths Settled En Masse in Northeast Bulgaria Shortly before Roman Empire’s Division Archaeology in Bulgaria
January 21st, 2016 Edition
Earliest Case Of Scurvy In Ancient Egypt Detected By Archaeologists Forbes
Uncovering the Culture of Bronze Age Logboats Hakai Magazine
Neolithic tomb reveals community stayed together, even in death-47 individuals buried around 3700 BC part of closely related farming community Popular Archaeology
Oldest Human Footprints in the Southwest Discovered at Tucson Construction Site Western Digs
Archaeologists Discover 7,000-Year-Old Fortress Wall in Prehistoric Settlement near Bulgaria’s Hotnitsa Archaeology in Bulgaria
Archaeologists Discover Large Ancient Theater on Greek Island of Lefkada Greek Reporter
January 20th, 2016 Edition
No fairy tale: Origins of some famous stories go back thousands of years Science News
Undersea treasure: archaeologists find submerged Qin dynasty ‘seaside palace’ of China’s first emperor South China Morning Post
Huge collection of medieval documents discovered in Gniezno Science in Poland
Prehistoric 10,000-year-old Mass Murder Site Discovered by Kenyan Lake Haaretz
Danes discover 9,000-year-old skeletons with a strange history Copenhagen Post
January 19th, 2016 Edition
Before Hatshepsut: Early Egyptian Queen Revealed in Hieroglyphs Live Science
Piecing together the gruesome story of York’s headless Romans University of York
Stalagmite unlocks ancient secrets Deutsche Welle
January 16th to 18th, 2016 Edition
Archaeologists believe they’ve found artifacts from Alaska’s ‘cursed’ warship, the Neva Alaska Dispatch
Archaeologists Find Wooden Wall, ‘Four-Leaf Clover’ Amulet in Prehistoric Settlement Mound in Bulgaria’s Petko Karavelovo Archaeology in Bulgaria
Particles could reveal clues to how Egypt pyramid was built PhysOrg
Chinese archaeologists locate ancient city famed for political reform China Daily
Two Danish discoveries among 2015’s best archaeology Science Nordic
Archaeologists know more about the ancient capital of Cyprus Science in Poland
Fresh archaeological dig gives rare chance to uncover Tasmanian convict history ABC News
January 15th, 2016 Edition
Archaeologists Find North Gate of Ancient Agathopolis in Bulgaria’s Ahtopol, ‘Brand New’ Gold Coin of Byzantine Emperor Justine I Archaeology in Bulgaria
‘Cave of forgotten dreams’ may hold earliest painting of volcanic eruption Nature
Prehistoric mat reveals ancient Chinese weaving techniques Xinhuanet
Meet the archaeologists making ancient rock art into 3D reality University of Cambridge
Grisly find suggests humans inhabited Arctic 45,000 years ago Science Magazine
Researchers confirm site of hangings for Salem witch trials San Francisco Chronicle
List of Murderers Revealed on Cathedral Wall-inscription found in a Russian cathedral that names men who murdered a prince Discovery
January 14th, 2016 Edition
Bronze Age village found near ancient Roman city The Local
Plague may have persisted in Europe during 300-year period, including ‘Black Death’-Genetic analysis reveals Y. pestis bacteria may have persisted long-term in Europe Popular Archaeology
Caral surprises the world for advanced knowledge and technology Andina
New evidence reveals humans on Indonesian island 60,000 years earlier than previously thought University of Wollongong
Sixth-century wooden foot thought be Europe’s oldest prosthetic implant The Guardian UK
New discoveries concerning Ötzi’s genetic history-The Iceman’s maternal genetic line originated in the Alps and is now extinct Popular Archaeology
January 12th & 13th, 2016 Edition
Italian-Russian archeologists make major discovery in Sudan Agenzia Giornalistica Italia
What History Gives, the Sea Steals Hakai Magazine
‘A bronze age Pompeii’: archaeologists hail discovery of Peterborough site Guardian UK
Archaeologists Begin Excavation of Honduran ‘Lost City’ National Geographic
Behind the Myth of King Midas-The Penn Museum reveals newly discovered archaeology and artifacts of the royalty and kingdom of King Midas of the Golden Touch Popular Archaeology
January 9th to 11th, 2016 Edition
Archaeologists discover world’s oldest tea buried with ancient Chinese emperor The Independent UK
This Ancient City Was Three Times Bigger Than Archaeologists Suspected Smithsonian Magazine
Prosthetic Leg with Hoofed Foot Discovered in Ancient Chinese Tomb Live Science
Real Sunken Cities-These five sunken cities testify to the risks of coastal life Hakai Magaine
Ancient burial rituals prove you can take it with you… and what you take says a lot EurekAlert\University of Cincinnati
4500 years old tomb of unknown Ancient Egyptian Queen discovered Luxor Times
The Anthropocene: hard evidence for a human-driven Earth University of Leicester
Footprints among top findings of Yenikapi excavations Hurriyet News
Long-lost Roman roads discovered on flood maps: Hi-tech Lidar data reveals the route of 2,000-year-old highways across Britain Daily Mail
January 8th, 2016 Edition
Ancient Roman toilets did not improve sanitation-Research shows Romanization actually spread parasites Popular Archaeology
More on Wrecks From Infamous 19th Century Whaling ‘Disaster’ Discovered Off Alaska Coast Western Digs
Archaeologist discovers Maya royal burial PhysOrg
Honduras to make archeological dig for mysterious ‘White City’ PhysOrg
Fish trap from the Middle Ages discovered in Lake Lednickie Science in Poland
January 7th, 2016 Edition
Neanderthal genes gave modern humans an immunity boost and allergies Popular Archaeology
Pathogens found in Otzi’s stomach EurekAlert
Buried treasure: 1700s ship, preserved in a watery grave, emerges as hotel goes up Stars and Stripes
January 6th, 2016 Edition
Bulgaria’s Sozopol to Restore Ancient Statue of Apollo, ‘Colossus of Apollonia Pontica’, Not Unlike Greece’s Plans to Rebuild Colossus of Rhodes Archaeology in Bulgaria
Archaeological Discovery Yields Surprising Revelations about Europe’s Oldest City University of Cincinnati
Sharjah excavations unearth objects dated as early as 8,000BC The National UAE
Five missing kings and queens – and where we might find them Independent UK
There’s a 3,400 Year Old Canaanite Citadel in my Basement Jewish Press
Remains of lost 1800s whaling fleet discovered off Alaska’s Arctic coast NOAA
January 5th, 2016 Edition
Early 17th century church at Jamestown to be excavated-Plans include investigation of the 1617 church remains Popular Archaeology
Researchers to uncover forensic secrets of Britain’s historic wax seals PhysOrg
Day 1 of dig unearths evidence of 1,300-year-old village Herald Tribune
Untangling an Accounting Tool and an Ancient Incan Mystery New York Times
January 3rd & 4th, 2016 Edition
Skeleton of 16th century ‘pirate’ discovered under Edinburgh primary school Telegraph UK
Fort dig uncovered War of 1812 horse mystery Columbus Dispatch
Archaeologists Return to Neanderthal Cave as ISIS Pushed from Iraq Live Science
The first European farmers are traced back to Anatolia EurekAlert
Ancient grave in Alberta farmer’s field unearths historical mystery CBC News
January 1st & 2nd, 2016 Edition
Archaeologists unearth military arsenal from the era of Ivan the Terrible PhysOrg
Ancient road uncovered in Turkey’s Tarsus Hurriyet News
Using Lasers to Preserve Antiquities Threatened by ISIS New York Times
King Amenhotep III statue accidently recovered in Edfu Ahram Online
Half of artifacts from Confederate gunship returned to river Stars and Stripes
December 31st, 2015 Edition-Happy New Year to All!!
Unearthing Roman ‘nerve centre’ in Spain BBC News
Digging up the Past in 2016: What Archaeologists Expect to Find Live Science
The surprising thing ancient mummies tell us about what to eat Washington Post
New discovery in Qantara West suggests date of origin of Tel Al-Dafna site Ahram Online
December 29th & 30th, 2015 Edition
20,000 items and counting at Haihunhou CCTV
Archaeological dig in central Israel uncovers Byzantine church and 2700-year-old farm Jerusalem Post
Microstories from before 4000 years Science in Poland
New Insights Emerging on America’s First English Colony-Clues from the soil raise new questions Popular Archaeology
Ancient shepherd’s hut dating from more than 4,500 years ago discovered by chance South Wales Argus
Remains of Stone Age Hunters Found in Western Iran Tasnim News Agency
December 27th & 28th, 2015 Edition
Historic bath and mosaics found in central Anatolia Hurriyet News
Top 5 Archaeology Discoveries in the American West of 2015 Western Digs
Son of Hercules vs. Hydra: Altar Showing Mythical Battle Discovered Live Science
Kinder, Gentler Vikings? Not According to Their Slaves National Geographic
Scientists sequence first ancient Irish human genomes-The genomes show unequivocal evidence for mass migrations into Ireland Popular Archaeology
New insights on origin of Polynesians-Study supports an early Lapita origin for Polynesians Popular Archaeology
800-year-old shipwreck found off Salento coast The Local
Statue of a ram discovered near ancient church in Caesarea Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs
December 24th to 26th, 2015 Edition
More on scientists find 1500-year-old Viking settlement beneath new airport site Ars Technica
Ancient Egyptian artefacts discovered in Aswan’s Gebel Al-Silsila Ahram Online
Did Egypt’s Old Kingdom Die—or Simply Fade Away? National Geographic
Choquequirao – Field Report 2015 Peruvian Times
December 22nd & 23rd, 2015 Edition
History mystery: Gold tool discovered in Jerusalem cemetery leaves archaeologists stumped Jerusalem Post
Iron-Age Norwegians Liked Their Bling NewsWise\Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Archaeologists Find Altars for Chthonic Deity Rituals in Fortresses of Ancient Thracian Tribe Asti in Southeast Bulgaria Archaeology In Bulgaria
Construction crew unearths remains of ‘corduroy road’ in Fairfax Washington Post
Greek and Danish archaeologists excavate the ancient Greek harbour town Lechaion University of Copenhagen
Tiny Tudor treasure hoard found in Thames mud Guardian UK
Religion a key to early state formation in ancient Mexico Popular Archaeology
December 20th & 21st, 2015 Edition
Decapitated body with head between legs found among unusual Roman burials at new armed forces site Culture 24
Evil-Thwarting ‘Rattles’ Found in Prehistoric Infant’s Grave Live Science
Thracologists Discover Ancient Thracian Rock Step Pyramid in Eastern Rhodope Mountains in Southern Bulgaria Archaeology in Bulgaria
600-year-old Charlemagne insignia found in Zurich SwissInfo
External coffin lid of 2,000-year-old Chinese tomb opened China Daily
Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun’s wet nurse might have been his sister The Guardian UK
Islamic State seizes Unesco heritage site in Libya The Telegraph UK
More on Archaeologists study Scythian nomad graves Past Horizons
December 18th & 19th, 2015 Edition
The Mystery of Red Deer Cave-New insights emerge about the enigmatic archaic human remains found in a Chinese cave Popular Archaeology
Ancient Egyptians described Algol’s eclipses Science Daily
Could Queen Nefertiti’s Tomb Reveal Secrets From Egypt’s Shadowy Past? National Geographic
University of Haifa Excavations Uncover Unique Hebrew Inscription Showing Existence of a Jewish Village at Kursi University of Haifa\Newswise
Sickle-Wearing Skeletons Reveal Ancient Fear of Demons Live Science
Archaeologists find traces of violent coup in ancient Kingdom of Bosporus Popular Archaeology
December 16th & 17th, 2015 Edition
800-Year-Old Camp Found in Oregon Sand Dunes Poses Migration Mystery Western Digs
Archaeologist Claims to Have Unlocked Phaistos Disk Mystery Greek Reporter
Anclient marble slab discovered as Kinneret water levels drop Jewish Press
Ancient Thracian Gold Laurel Wreath Which May Have Originated in Ancient Troy Turned In to Bulgaria’s National Museum of History Archaeology in Bulgaria
Rare marble sphinx unearthed in NW China Xinhuanet
Dog has been man’s best friend for 33,000 years, DNA study finds Telegraph UK
Cult of Zeus found in Metropolis Hurriyet News
Site of first multi-year European settlement in the U.S. identified by University of West Florida archaeology program University of West Florida
December 13th to 15th, 2015 Edition
Archaeological Site and Village in Armenia among Europe’s ‘Most Endangered’ Asbarez News
Why Stonehenge’s bluestones ‘were moved from Wales by glaciers NOT prehistoric people’ Wales Online
Archaeologists Discover 3,000-Year-Old Ancient Thracian Necropolis with Gold Finds during Rescue Digs near Bulgaria’s Dragoman Archaeology in Bulgaria
131 ancient Chinese ‘hanging’ coffins found on side of 100m cliff near Three Gorges Dam South China Morning Post
Archaeologists Discover Elite 6th Century AD Cavalryman With Unique Foot Prosthesis Forbes
This One Bone Is The Only Skeletal Evidence For Crucifixion In The Ancient World Forbes
Rare treasure found in Suffolk depicts medieval ‘Wild Man’ BBC News
Archaeologists are studying the cradle of the Scythians Science in Poland
Millet: The missing link in prehistoric humans’ transition from hunter-gatherer to farmer Popular Archaeology
December 12th, 2015 Edition
6,000-year-old skeletons in French pit came from victims of violence Science News
Archaeologists unearth slice of pre-1906 earthquake Chinatown amid Central Subway construction San Francisco Examiner
Archaeologists unearth new evidence of Roman and medieval Leicester University of Leicester
More on Viking hoard discovery reveals little-known king ‘airbrushed from history’ Telegraph UK
December 11th, 2015 Edition
Sunken haul of Roman fish sauce found off Italy The Local
Dutch archaeologists find proof of Julius Caesar-led massacre in the Netherlands Dutch News
DNA tests uncover rare 2,000 year-old golden horse Xinhuanet
December 10th, 2015 Edition
Archeological student’s report could change story of Civil War massacre The Carthage Press
Archaeologists discover earliest British gun flints on Clan island off coast of Scotland Culture 24
Gold-plated teeth recovered from Nalanda archaeological site Times of India
Archaeologists Discover Huge Ancient Roman Horreum (Granary) in Kovachevsko Kale Fortress near Bulgaria’s Popovo Archaeology in Bulgaria
Viking hoard found in field sheds light on England’s origins Associated Press\Yahoo News
December 9th, 2015 Edition
New discoveries redefine Angkor Wat’s history University of Sydney\EurekAlert
Shifting sand dunes reveal large Bronze Age settlement BBC News
Astronomy archaeology – finding 120-year-old observations University of Copenhagen
The tomb of sultan Suleiman in Szigetvár University of Pécs
December 8th, 2015 Edition
Traces of Vikings found at Bathonea archaeological excavation in Istanbul Today’s Zaman
Unexpected wood source for Chaco Canyon great houses Popular Archaeology
More on ‘Forgotten Casualty’ of Pearl Harbor Attack Revealed Off Coast of Hawaii Western Digs
NYU-led research differentiates facial growth in Neanderthals and modern humans-Scientific team advances understanding of the morphological processes that distinguish Neanderthals’ faces from modern humans’ Popular Archaeology
December 6th & 7th, 2015 Edition
More on University of Lincoln uncovers hundreds of 11,000-year-old tools BBC News
Technology to help pinpoint 1862 Pea Ridge battle lines Arkansas Online
Archaeologist Discovers 8,000-Year-Old Nephrite ‘Frog-like’ Swastika in Slatina Neolithic Settlement in Bulgaria’s Capital Sofia Archaeology in Bulgaria
Stonehenge ‘bluestone’ quarries confirmed 140 miles away in Wales PhysOrg
and then there is this ‘No evidence’ Stonehenge bluestones came from Pembrokeshire BBC News
Archaeological Society denies claims of Agamemnon throne discovery eKathimerini
UA anthropologists study ancient peoples through their kitchens University of Arizona
Colombia finds treasure galleon, ending 300-year mystery AFP\Yahoo News
Bolivian Archaeologists Dig For Rare Artefacts teleSUR
The first inter-cultural ‘party’ in Europe? Past Horizons
Poles study ancient Greek colony of Tanais Science in Poland
December 5th, 2015 Edition
Ancient ‘Wand’ May Be Oldest Example of Lead Work in the Levant Live Science
2000-year-old Han Dynastry site discovered in northwestern China CCTV
Intact, Packed Etruscan Tomb Found Discovery
December 4th, 2015 Edition
More on Rebel Paleolithic artist breaks the rules, draws a campsite 13,800 years ago Los Angeles Times
Archaeologist Finds Marble Head from Ancient Roman Female Statue during Rescue Digs in Bulgaria’s Stara Zagora Archaeology in Bulgaria
US Seaplane Lost in Pearl Harbor Revealed Discovery
Silver jewellery dating back a thousand years found in Czermno Science in Poland
What secrets has this huge hole at the University of Lincoln revealed? Lincolnshire Echo
Glacial Rock in Greenland Offers Clues to Norse Migration Patterns Popular Archaeology
December 3rd, 2015 Edition
Archaeologists uncover Bronze Age trade routes between Iran and Mesopotamia Past Horizons
Nara’s Great Buddha has a bad hair day The Asahi Shimbun
More on Impression of biblical king’s seal found in Jerusalem BBC News
Vietnam’s ancient Dong Son drum found in Timor Leste Vietnam Net
December 2nd, 2015 Edition
Imaging yields evidence of heart disease in archaeological find EurekAlert
Couple unearth remains of ‘rich’ female buried up to 1,000 years ago with her rare Chinese bronze mirror Siberian Times
King Hezekiah’s Seal Discovered in Jerusalem Jewish Press
8000-year-old “Viste Boy” sent for DNA analysis PhysOrg
Oldest Peach Pits Found in China Discovery
An abandoned Roman villa: The Otford site which was systematically demolished in the 4th century Culture24
Engraved schist slab may depict paleolithic campsites-13,000 year-old engraving may map hunter-gatherer campsite Popular Archaeology
December 1st, 2015 Edition
Female ‘Amazon’ warrior buried 2,500 years ago in Altai Mountains was… male Siberian Times
Mexico experts: passageway may lead to Aztec ruler’s tomb Austin American Statesman
Ancient Greek Temple Aligned to Full Moon Discovery
Archaeologist reveals how pre-Columbian cultures adapted to El Niño Peru This Week
and this The Civilizing Power of Nature Hakai Magazine
Huge Geometric Shapes in Middle East May Be Prehistoric Live Science
