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May 23rd & 24th, 2013 Edition

Baby Neanderthal Breast-Fed for 7 Months Live Science

Submerged structure stumps Israeli archaeologists Austin Statesman

Archaeologists uncover nearly 5,000 cave paintings in Burgos, Mexico: The images are thought to have been created by three groups of hunters Independent UK

Renegotiation of contract with Chinese company mean more time for dig at former Buddhist settlement in Afganistan Past Horizons

Ponce De Leon Never Searched for the Fountain of Youth-How did this myth about the Spanish explorer even get its start? Smithsonian

Rare Finding of Ancient Greek Warrior Greek Reporter

Update: King Richard III Buried in Hasty Grave Discovery

Are Human Evolutionists Confusing Cause and Effect? Popular Archaeology

Archaeologist treats guests to 1,000-year-old recipes Sun Advocate



May 21st & 22nd, 2013 Edition

Archaeology dig near Helena searches for ancient pollen The Missoulian

When Did Humans Begin Hurling Spears? Science Magazine

Who invented clothes? A Palaeolithic archaeologist answers Guardian UK

Bahrain digs unveil one of oldest civilisations BBC News

X marks the spot: The find that could rewrite Australian history-Ancient African coins lead experts to question who discovered islands Independent UK

Caltrans dig near Novato unearths Miwok artifacts Marin Independent

Comprehensive analysis of impact spherules supports theory of cosmic impact 12,800 years ago EurekAlert

Ancient Celtic Knots inspire scientific breakthrough Past Horizons

The battle for Egypt’s ancient Roman site, Antinopolis The Art Newspaper

Villagers discover ancient ball game statue in Mexico PhysOrg

Neanderthal Greek Paradise Found Discovery

Climate change boosted human development: study AFP

Prehistoric Dog Lovers Liked Seafood, Jewelry, Spirituality Discovery

New archaeological ‘high definition’ sourcing sharpens understanding of the past University of Sheffield



May 19th & 20th, 2013 Edition

Archaeology-Studies examine clues of transoceanic contact Columbus Dispatch
and this Did Japanese Fisherman Discover America 5,000 years ago? Ohio Archaeology

Coins key to rewriting the history of Australia New Zealand Herald

Ancient Ivory: Metal traces on Phoenician artifacts show long-gone paint and gold C&EN

Protests halt excavation on ancient mausoleum Xinhuanet

Scientists have theorized that ancient humans evolved by adapting to environmental change-Now they describe a role reversal with alarming implications Popular Archaeology



May 17th & 18th, 2013 Edition

Remains of Nubian soldier who lived 1,400 years ago found in Egypt La Prensa

Isle of Iona may be ancient burial site The Scotsman

Cemetery Reveals Baby-Making Season in Ancient Egypt Live Science\Yahoo News

Fine for destruction of ancient Mayan pyramid? $5,000 Fox News

Relics from Lord Buddha's period found from excavation The Himalayan Times



May 15th & 16th, 2013 Edition

Have archaeologists discovered the mysterious lost city of Ciudad Blanca? Independent UK

Boys Killed Pets to Become Warriors in Early Russia National Geographic

New geoglyphs of the Jordanian Harrat Past Horizons

Light cast on lifestyle and diet of first New Zealanders Univerisity of Otago

The Ancient Burmese City of Bagan Struggles for International Recognition Time Magazine

Underwater archeologists helping tell story of Louisbourg siege The News

Early church and burials found at Lincoln castle Past Horizons

Viking-era coins unearthed by Danish teenage PanARMENIAN

Scandalous Construction in Bulgarian Black Sea Archaeology Site Halted Novinite

Archaeologists begin salvage operation at historic fort site in Wyoming Star Tribune

Neanderthal culture: Old masters-The earliest known cave paintings fuel arguments about whether Neanderthals were the mental equals of modern humans Nature



May 14th, 2013 Edition

Mysterious Mounds: Uncovering Matagalpa Archaeology in Central Nicaragua National Geographic

Prehistoric and Roman remains rewrite history of the Tees Estuary Past Horizons

More on Ancient Mayan pyramid destroyed for road fill CNN News

Prehistoric ear bones could lead to evolutionary answers PhysOrg

Brain Structure, Not the Frontal Lobe, Responsible for Advanced Human Intelligence, Say Evolutionist Researchers Popular Archaeology

Mysterious Minoans Were European, DNA Finds Live Science



May 13th, 2013 Edition

Reconstruction of the face of an ancient Maltese woman The Stone Pages

LiDAR and lost cities in Central America Past Horizons

Researchers find trickery in ancient Chinese divination Xinhuanet

Log-boat found in Boyne could be 5,000 years old Irish Independent

Unique workshop of Palaeolithic hunters discovered in Silesia Nauka w Polsce

Housing development threatens Oregon Trail guard camp in Wyoming Star Tribune



May 11th & 12th, 2013 Edition

Highway Construction Uncovers Spectacular 1500-year-old Mosaic Jewish Press

Archaeologists located a city dating back more than 500 years Nauka w Polsce
and this 3D reconstruction of medieval Nieszawa Nauka w Polsce

No More Noh Mul? Contractor Bulldozes Mayan Temple Past Horizons

Ravenglass Roman fort: Project to unearth civilian settlement BBC News

Earliest Archaeological Evidence of Human Ancestors Hunting and Scavenging Science Daily

Lost Lands Found by Scientists-Atlantis was a myth, but real-life lost lands do exist National Geographic



May 10th, 2013 Edition

The Elephant's Tomb in Carmona may have been a temple to the god Mithras EurekAlert

Uruk rises again in digital 3D Past Horizons

Ancient Ale: once upon a time… Past Horizons

Book by three University of Oregon archaeologists lands state award University of Oregon

From rumour to bulldozer-Will Egypt’s illustrious heritage fall into oblivion under the toll of urban and agricultural encroachment? Al-Ahram Weekly

Plague Helped Bring Down Roman Empire Discovery

Archaeologists find human remains of about 28 individuals thought to be approximately 1,500-2,500 years old at Colima Mexico Art Daily

Archaeologists Unearth Lost Temple of Apollo Popular Archaeology



May 9th, 2013 Edition

In ancient China, sago palms were major plant food prior to rice cultivation EurekAlert

Secret Streets of Britain's 'Atlantis' Are Revealed Science Daily

New excavations to find lost Pictish kingdom The Scotsman

Roman-era mosaic tiles found in Milas WB News



May 8th, 2013 Edition

Second Temple Era Key Exposed at New Highway Site Jewish Press

Necropolis bioarchaeology at Roman Sanisera Past Horizons

Genetics Reveal Europe Is One Big Family New York Times



May 6th & 7th, 2013 Edition

Stunning Astronomical Alignment Found at Peru Pyramid Live Science\Yahoo News

First Nations group outraged at destruction of ancient rock art sites The Record

Babylon’s hanging garden: ancient scripts give clue to missing wonder Guardian UK
and this The biggest wonder about the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? They weren’t in Babylon Past Horizons

Mystery of 200-year-old British soldier found in the dunes of Holland BBC News

Ancient Milan church yields tombs, coins from 4th century ANSA

Earliest Archaeological Evidence of Sustained Carnivory by Human Ancestors Popular Archaeology

Linguists identify 15,000-year-old ‘ultraconserved words’ Washington Post



May 4th & 5th, 2013 Edition

Frontier fort from Revolutionary War found in Georgia News & Observer

Why Did Ancient Civilizations Build Such Huge Monuments? National Geographic

New archaeology apps may make you an armchair Indiana Jones Fox News

Archeologists burn pigs to investigate historical mystery Science Nordic

Dealing with the doldrums on a Viking voyage Science Nordic

Europe’s Hypocritical History of Cannibalism-From prehistory to the present with many episodes in between, the region has a surprisingly meaty history of humans eating humans Smithsonian



May 3rd, 2013 Edition

Roman cemetery–under another car park in Leicester Past Horizons

Rune stone rediscovered after 300 years Past Horizons

Origins of Chinese agriculture pushed back by 12,000 years Past Horizons

More on Hundreds of mysterious yellow orbs discovered under Mexico’s Temple of the Feathered Serpent Independent UK

Ancient paintings discovered in Aydin Hurriyet Daily News



May 1st & 2nd, 2013 Edition

Cannibalism at Jamestown colony World Archaeology
and this Starving Settlers in Jamestown Colony Resorted to Cannibalism Smithsonian

140 ancient burials unearthed in northern Vietnam Past Horizons

Toba super-volcano catastrophe idea 'dismissed' BBC News

Forestry protections increased after PG&E logging damages Maidu site Sacramento Bee

More Early Jamestown Remains Revealed Popular Archaeology

Astronomers Solve 'Stonewall' Jackson Mystery Discovery



April 30th, 2013 Edition

More Evidence Of Tequesta Civilization Unearthed Near Miami River WLRN News

Robot Finds Mysterious Spheres in Ancient Temple Discovery

Carbon test hopes for 1264 'Battle of Lewes casualty' BBC News

Archaeologists discover Revolutionary War fort WJCL News



April 28th & 29th, 2013 Edition-Happy Anniversary Bear!

Old Sana’a, an endangered UNESCO heritage site Past Horizons

Mapping medieval monastic wetland management Past Horizons

Solved: Riddle of ancient Nile kingdom's longevity PhysOrg

New discovery solves ancient Egyptian chariot mystery Albawaba

Egyptians grab ancient land of the pharaohs to bury their dead-Archaeologists fear for pyramid sites as illegal building gathers pace in wake of Arab spring Guardian UK

Archaeologists make last ditch attempt to rescue remains of pre-historic tombs in RAK The National

Dam digs archeological finds dating millions of years Portugal News

Mexican archaeologists study cave paintings found in the northeast part of Argentina Art Daily

Surprising Discoveries From the Indus Civilization-Archaeologists find skeletons of immigrants, hints of brutal violence National Geographic

Sky Train excavation at Sky Harbor Airport uncovers ancient canal Arizona Republic

Ancient bones under Lewes school may be warrior The Argus



April 26th & 27th, 2013 Edition

New Evidence Unearthed for the Origins of the Maya-The Maya culture began differently than previously thought, study says National Geographic

New excavations indicate use of fertilizers 5,000 years ago EurekAlert

Millennia-old burial chamber found in Oman Gulf News

Did an Earthquake Destroy Ancient Greece? Discovery

Tracing Our Footsteps: Archaeology in the Digital Age PLoS



April 25th, 2013 Edition

Archaeological team digs at St. Augustine's Fountain of Youth First Coast News

Anzac's Next Chapter-Archaeologists conduct the first-ever survey of the legendary WWI battlefield at Gallipoli Archaeology Magazine

Humans may have reached the Americas 22,000 years ago New Scientist

Shaman petroglyph recorded in Veracruz Past Horizons

Sewer workers in Bath reveal part of Roman city's walls BBC News

More on Skeletons discovered holding hands in coffin together The Express

7 more skeletons found near Old Town knight grave The Scotsman

Roman industrial area uncovered in Egypt's Suez Canal Ahram Online



April 23rd & 24th, 2013 Edition

First Australians may have been migrants rather than drifters Nature

Giza Secret Revealed: How 10,000 Pyramid Builders Got Fed Live Science\Yahoo News

More on Mini-robot finds surprise in Mexico's ancient Temple of Quetzalcoatl NBC News

Archaeologists find first ancient mirror workshop in China New Straits Times

Prehistoric Metalwork Discovered at Iron Age Site, Along With Gaming Pieces Science Daily

Syria clashes destroy ancient Aleppo minaret BBC News



April 21st & 22nd, 2013 Edition

Carolinas’ rocks hold ancient messages Charlotte Observer

Four-thousand year old gold-adorned skeleton found near Windsor The Independent UK

Romanian archeologists uncover Romeo & Juliet: medieval couple buried together with hands clasped Romainia Insider

Lynchburg project seeks to find, ID unmarked Confederate graves in historic city cemetery Washington Post

66 Ancient Skeletons Found in Indonesian Cave Discovery

Oldest Temple in Mexican Valley Hints at Possible Human Sacrifice Live Science\Yahoo News

Significant collection of prehistoric metalwork discovered at Iron Age site – along with gaming pieces University of Leicester



April 19th & 20th, 2013 Edition

King David Era Find ‘Buried’ by Authorities for Political Reasons Jewish Press

Stonehenge occupied 5,000 years earlier than thought BBC News

Norfolk Broads: Bronze Age evidence 'everywhere' BBC News

Team reports on abuse of students doing anthropological fieldwork EurekAlert

More Native American artifacts found on UT land with increase in oil, gas exploration The Daily Texan

Unearthing A Thousand Year Old Burial Crypt At Santa Rita 7 News Belize



April 17th & 18th, 2013 Edition

Modern Tech to Be Used in Exploring Mexico’s Teotihuacan Ancient Site Hispanically Speaking

Roman-Era 'Cosmetics' May Have Treated Eye Chlamydia Live Science

Temple of Jupiter And Caesar’s Last House Unearthed On The Palatine Hill Past Horizons

Media Mum on Hamas's Razing Roman Temple Israel National News

Burrup Peninsula rock art among world's oldest Australian Geographic

Brain size points to origins of 'hobbit' ABC Science News

Towards the Origin of America's First Settlers Science Daily

Oldest European Medieval Cookbook Found Discovery



April 13th to 16th, 2013 Edition

Iron Age warriors point to glories of Gaul AFP

600-year-old skeleton mystery at Fermanagh crannog site BBC News

Suspected tomb of Chinese tyrant discovered China Daily

The Hangman's Tale: Archaeologists Dig into History of Execution Spiegel

Mary Rose reveals armour piercing cannonball secret Telegraph UK

First discovery of a pre-Columbian port on the Gulf Coast Past Horizons

To most people, a useless flint axe is just that. To archaeologist Sigrid Alræk Dugstad, it is a source of information about Stone Age children PhysOrg

More on Egypt's King Khufu's harbour in Suez discovered Ahram Online

Clamshells Reveal Secrets of Pre-Columbian Society's Decline Inside Science

Copper Plates Baffle Archaeologists Popular Archaeology



April 12th, 2013 Edition

Scientists Find Groundbreaking New Surprises in Examination of Early Human Ancestor Popular Archaeology

Maya Long Count calendar and European calendar linked using carbon-14 dating EurekAlert

More on Sumatran cave yields ancient art and 66 human burials Past Horizons

A Late Palaeolithic site at Ouriakos (Limnos, Greece) in the north-eastern Aegean PAst Horizons



April 10th & 11th, 2013 Edition

Mysterious Stone Structure Discovered Beneath Sea of Galilee Live Science\Yahoo News

12,000 Year-old Intact Giant Mammoth Uncovered Near Mexico City Hispanically Speaking

Pottery reveals Ice Age hunter-gatherers' taste for fish EurekAlert

Mikve from Second Temple era unearthed in Jerusalem Jerusalem Post

Archaeologists find 10,000 objects from Roman London Guardian UK

Study debunks lead poisoning theory in Franklin mystery CBC News

More on Archaeologists uncover world's oldest port, hieroglyphic papyri AdnKronos

Archaeologists Shine New Light On Easter Island Statue Science Daily

Ancient Roman Man Hidden Beneath Famous Painting at the Louvre Science Daily

Art, bodies found in ancient caves Illawarra Mercury



April 9th, 2013 Edition

Nunalleq: The Yupiit and the Arctic World Past Horizons

Several lines at Nazca suffer irreparable damage Past Horizons

Unearthed Scots find gives insight into Battle of Flodden Herald Scotland

New research holds fascinating revelations about an ancient society's water conservation and purification PhysOrg

Part of Northampton’s Medieval castle unearthed Northhampton Chronicle



April 8th, 2013 Edition

4,000-year-old stone tools, earthenware unearthed from banks of river Narmada in Bhopal India Today

More on Ur Project confirms massive building complex in southern Iraq Past Horizons

New Light Shed On Ancient Egyptian Port and Ship Graveyard Science Daily

Chemical Analysis Leads to New Discoveries in Archaeological Research Popular Archaeology

After being uncovered by Soviet archaeologists, ancient mysteries revealed in Turkmen desert sands Art Daily



April 6th & 7th, 2013 Edition

Mound City digs provide insight into Hopewell Columbus Dispatch
and this The Archaeology of a Renowned Hopewell Mound Center Ohio Archaeology

Pennsylvania field holds secrets of 1780s British POW camp AP\Yahoo News

Archaeologist Richard Lobban has discovered a lost temple of the Meroitic Empire Rhode Island College

Robes and Shovels: Medieval Monks Cultivated Wetlands Live Science

More from Sudan-Ancient Kingdoms in Land of War New York Times



April 5th, 2013 Edition

Djehuty Project discovers significant evidences of the 17th Dynasty of Ancient Egypt EurekAlert

Colourful murals discovered in 600-year-old tomb in China ZeeNews

Crowdfunding the past: is this the future of archaeology? Past Horizons

Bringing Babylon back from the dead CNN News

Shark Tool Weapons Reveal Lost Species Past Horizons



April 2nd to April 4th, 2013 Edition

Sensitive Sites: UC Research Examines Preservation of Southwest Archaeology in Time of Tight Budgets University of Cincinnati

UC Research Examines Ancient Puebloans and the Myth of Maize University of Cincinnati

UC Research on Maya Village Uncovers ‘Invisible’ Crops, Unexpected Agriculture University of Cincinnati

Shark tooth weapons reveal missing shark species in Central Pacific islands EurekAlert

Ancient monument 'damaged by cattle' This is Cornwall

Maya Blue Paint Recipe Deciphered Live Science

Bronze warship ram reveals secrets National Oceanography Centre

Byzantine winepress, unique lantern unearthed in dig Times of Israel

Huge find throws new light on ancient Iraq PhysOrg



March 31st & April 1st, 2013 Edition

Cologne Archeological Dig Revives Ancient Jewish Heritage-An archaeological dig in western Germany has unearthed myriad traces of daily life in one of Europe's oldest and largest Jewish communities Arutz Sheva

Trove of Neanderthal Bones Found in Greek Cave Live Science

More on Investigating Bronze Age stone ships on Gotland Past Horizons

Truth about ‘controversial’ Bennachie colonists sought by archaeologists University of Aberdeen



March 30th, 2013 Edition

Never mind the hunt for Richard III, what about Boudicca? Independent UK

First Love Child of Human, Neanderthal Found Discovery News

Newly found pyramids reveal aspects of social equality in ancient Sudan-Three years of digging by French team at Sedeinga unearth 35 pyramids that emphasise contrast between ancient cultures of Sudan, Egypt Middle East Online



March 29th, 2013 Edition

'Stunning' Stockholm shipwrecks wow experts The Local

Mystery unfolds: Monastery unearthed in Taxila valley-The only Buddhist monastery in the Taxila valley was a thriving centre of learning at the end of the third century AD Pakistan Tribune

'Hell's Gate' Found in Turkey: Photos Discovery News

The Vengeance of Ivarr the Boneless-Did he, and other Vikings, really use a brutal method of ritual execution called the "blood eagle"? Smithsonian Magazine



March 28th, 2013 Edition

Layers of time: Bronze Age to World War II Past Horizons

Stone Age Phallus Found in Israel Live Science

Ancient Iraq yields fresh finds for returning archaeologists Christian Science Monitor

Archaeologists Reopen Investigation of Early Humans at Manot Cave in Israel Popular Archaeology

Snowy landscape reveals Wales' forgotten ancient remains Wales Online



March 25th to 27th, 2013 Edition

Artifacts Shed Light on Social Networks of the Past University of Arizona

Technology helps Mexican archaeologists find new structures at El Tajin archaeological zone Art Daily

Secret crypts found under cathedral Past Horizons

Archaeologists Explore Early Bronze Age Settlement on Greek Island of Keros Popular Archaeology

Chumash burial site uncovered during Los Osos sewer work San Luis Obispo Tribune

Unmarked grave dug up in hunt for England's King Alfred the Great CNN

Archaeology: Amalfi greenlights sarcophagus restoration ANSA

Fish Based Diets Cause Archaeological Dating Problems Past Horizons

Sutherland shipwreck intrigues archaeologists BBC News

Afghanistan hurries to uncover, document ancient Buddhist city Seattle Times



March 23rd & 24th, 2013 Edition

Excavation to the Hailongtun Castle in Zunyi, Guizhou Province Institute of Archaeology-Chinese Academy of Social Science

Afterlife of Early Neolithic houses in the Polish lowlands Past Horizons

Maritime trade thrived in Egypt, even before Alexandria University of Oxford

New finds at Aigai-New light to the study of Macedonian Tombs Archaeology & Arts Blog

Mussolini’s ‘most secret’ bunker discovered beneath historic Roman structure Yahoo News

Lost and found, the first find of an early human artwork PhysOrg

Centuries Ago, a Cat Walked Across This Medieval Manuscript Smithsonian



March 20th to 22nd, 2013 Edition

Pre-Viking tunic found by glacier as warming aids archaeology Alert Net

Space archaeology: Dredging up the future The Economist

Unearthing Ancient Sweden Through Archaeology Past Horizons

Orpheus Relief Project results in surprise for researchers Past Horizons

2,400-Year-Old Myths of Mummy-Making Busted? Live Science\Yahoo News

Out of Africa date brought forward PhysOrg

Stone Ships Show Signs of Maritime Network in Baltic Sea Region 3,000 Years Ago Science Daily

Kon Artist? Though evidence against his theory grew, Kon-Tiki sailor Thor Heyerdahl never steered from his course Smithsonian

Ancient Roman Mausoleum No Match for Earthquake Popular Archaeology



March 17th to 19th, 2013 Edition

Archaeological dig aims to save Native American burial mounds The Tennessean

Afghanistan's heritage is at stake-One of the country's richest archaeological treasures sits on top of vast copper reserves now sold to the Chinese Independent UK

Crannog dig team gets one last reprieve Belfast Telegraph

Farming has deep roots in Chinese ice age New Scientist

Skulls of early humans carry telltale signs of inbreeding, study suggests EurekAlert

Explorers find evidence of 2,500-year-old planned city-The discovery in Chattisgarh is being billed as India’s biggest archaeological find in at least half a century Live Mint

Astronomical alignments were vital in Mesoamerica Past Horizons

Symbols of Fertility and Abundance in the Royal Cemetery at Ur, Iraq Past Horizon

Return to Antikythera: what divers discovered in the deep Guardian UK

Holy Land Farming Began 5,000 Years Earlier Than Thought Live Science\Yahoo News



March 16th, 2013 Edition

How Beer Gave Us Civilization New York Times

Archaeological Dig Unearths Slave History at Georgetown Estate Georgetown Patch

More on London rail workers find likely plague burial pit PhysOrg

Archaeologist says migration to Marianas longest ocean-crossing in human history Marianas Variety



March 15th, 2013 Edition

Roman artefact discovered in Sudeley Castle cupboard BBC News

Medieval Teutonic knights' remains found in Poland The Local

One of world's oldest sun dials discovered in Egypt Business Standard

London rail workers find likely plague burial pit San Francisco Chronicle

A promising new area will be investigated by a team of archaeologists at the ancient site of Vada Volaterrana, near the coast of Tuscany Popular Archaeology



March 14th, 2013 Edition

Signs of the agricultural revolution in the Stone Age were found in northern Israel-Archaeologists discovered remains of an ancient village, along with sexual symbols Jewish Press

Ancient Chinese coin found on Kenyan island by Field Museum expedition EurekAlert

Cirencester Roman cockerel 'best find' in 40 years BBC News

2500-year-old city discovered in Chhattisgarh Times Of India

Disputed finds put humans in South America 22,000 years ago-Brazilian site may have been home to people before the Clovis hunters Science News

Medieval knight found in Scotland parking lot The Examiner

Ancient stone tools show the pace of remarkable technological enhancements over time PhysOrg


March 11th to 13th, 2013 Edition

Máttaráhkká: Mother Earth in Sami rock art Past Horizons

1,200-year-old Egyptian text describes a shape-shifting Jesus1,200-year-old Egyptian text describes a shape-shifting Jesus Live Science\NBC News

Mummy CT scans show preindustrial hunter gatherers had clogged arteries EurekAlert

More Sekhmet statues unearthed at Amenhotep III's temple in Luxor Ahram Online

Ancient Reindeer Hunters Fished Ice Age Lakes Live Science

Ancient Egyptian Cemetery Holds Proof of Hard Labor-Heretic Pharaoh Akhenaten's capital was no paradise for many adults and children National Geographic

New paleolithic site found in Tianjin, China PhysOrg

Failure to Hunt Rabbits Part of Neanderthals' Demise? National Geographic

7,000 BBC: The Dawn of Cinema Brought to Life Past Horizons



March 10th, 2013 Edition

Police return smuggled Neolithic artefacts to Kosovo The Stone Pages

Bronze-Age Donkey Sacrifice Found in Israel Live Science\Yahoo News

The way we weren't: U of Minnesota biologist debunks myth that humans peaked in Paleolithic era PhysOrg

Ancient settlement discovered in Azerbaijan APA

The discovery of a 2,500-year-old dagger in Hubei province might prove that the states of Sui and Zeng were actually the same Kaogu

Coral Clocks-Uranium dating of coral tools used by the earliest settlers of the South Pacific island kingdom of Tonga offers unprecedented precision in reconstructing their history The Scientist

Chinese archaeologists excavate earliest bronze armor pieces Xinhuanet



March 9th, 2013 Edition

Fish trap evokes powerful memories for Esperance Traditional Owners Past Horizons

Stonehenge may have been burial site for Stone Age elite, say archaeologists Past Horizons

Ancient people and Neandertals were extreme travelers-Stone Age groups' leg bones, spears reflect remarkably long treks Science News

Remarkable ringfenced burials from Roman Colchester Current Archaeology

The much-publicized Maya calendar end-date and its mythic associations need to be re-calibrated by eight years, according to researcher Popular Archaeology



March 7th & 8th, 2013 Edition

Human Ancestors Were Fashion Conscious Science Magazine

Stone-Age Skeletons Unearthed In Sahara Desert Live Science

Panther Cave rock art recorded in 3D Past Horizons

Australian uranium discovery threatens ancient indigenous cave art Guardian UK

A tiny scrap of wool found during an archaeological dig in Maryport has unlocked a piece of history Times & Star

Archaeological Crusade: US Tries to Save Ancient Treasures Live Science\Yahoo News



March 6th, 2013 Edition

Ancient Egypt 'pyramid' boat threatened after sewage burst Bikya News

The Ancient Ironworks of Angkor Cambodia Daily

The governors of Ancient Egypt suffered from malnutrition and infectious diseases, dying before they were 30 years old University of Granada

It didn't sink! Full-size, sewn-together replica of a Bronze Age boat launched to trials success Independent UK

The discarded infants of ancient Poggio Civitate horrify, provoke and fascinate 2,500 years later PhysOrg

Sunstone Unearthed From Shipwreck Science Magazine



March 4th & 5th, 2013 Edition

Ancient king’s hat holds clues to Korean alphabet Pakistan Today

Hi-Tech Discoveries: Archaeology Transformed Illawarra Mercury

Archaeologist: Bodies may be earliest remains found in Charleston ABC News4

Death and diet: Peru’s sacrificial victims Past Horizons

Grotesque Mummy Head Reveals Advanced Medieval Science Live Science\Yahoo News

Refugia and Ice Age Evolution Past Horizons

Excavations in Oregon Reveal Promising New Early Paleoindian Site Popular Archaeology



March 2nd & 3rd, 2013 Edition

At the core of it: a Late Palaeolithic workshop, Wadi Kubbaniya, Upper Egypt Past Horizons

Prehistoric necropolis discovered in Romania The Stone Pages

Conservation work of a Macedonian site is under way The Stone Pages

Archaeologist: Bodies may be earliest remains found in Charleston ABC4 News

Archaeology: Magic caves in Illinois and other archaeological myths Columbus Dispatch
and this Burrows Cave and other archaeological fantasies Ohio Archaeology

So, what did the Romans do for us? New digs reveal truth about Hadrian's Wall Independent UK

Desert finds challenge horse taming ideas BBC News

Temple of 'Jupiter the Stayer' found Gazzetta del Sud



March 1st, 2013 Edition

Archaeologist makes historic discovery at Dana Adobe-Wood Removal Reveals Rare Floor Santa Maria Times

Florida crime ring selling Palaeoindian artefacts shut down Past Horizons

Did a Comet Really Chill and Kill Clovis Culture? Live Science\Yahoo News

Out of the Debris, a Stone Goddess-A stone goddess slumbered unseen for decades below a Brooklyn overpass New York Times

Most Ancient Romans Ate Like Animals Live Science\Yahoo News

Researchers uncover earliest tobacco use in the Pacific Northwest PhysOrg

Richard the Lionheart 'had mummified heart' PhysOrg



February 27th & 28th, 2013 Edition

Lost and Found: Ancient Shoes Turn Up in Egypt Temple Live Science\Yahoo News

11 pre-Hispanic bodies found at Peru sports center PhysOrg

Scientific results show evidence of the earliest identifiable human consumption of whale meat 14,000 years ago Past Horizons

Dig on Tinian pushes back settlement 3400 years-Northern Marianas Island Business

Geneticists Estimate Publication Date Of The 'Iliad' Live Science

Archaeological remake of 4,000-year-old boat faces 'moment of truth' in Cornwall Culture 24

Roman Remains Found Beneath London Bridge Station Londonist

Seeking Meaning in the Earliest Female Nudes Science Magazine

Archaeologists are rediscovering a Late Bronze Age Egyptian stronghold in the land of ancient Canaan Popular Archaeology



February 26th, 2013 Edition

11 Pre-Inca Tombs from Lima and Yschma Cultures Unveiled in Peru Hispanically Speaking

Sasanian palatial house discovered in Lorestan Circle of Ancient Iranian Studies

Mexican archaeologists reveal studies made on sacrificial stone found at Templo Mayor Art Daily

Palace maids cemetery unearthed in NW China China Daily

Evolution and the Ice Age Science Daily

Ancient Lost Continent Discovered in Indian Ocean-Landmass 'drowned' during continental breakup about 85 million years ago National Geographic

Maize was a Key to the Rise of Early Civilization in Peru, Say Researchers Popular Archaeology



February 25th, 2013 Edition

Conservation work of a Macedonian site is under way The Stone Pages

Radial routes ran outside Mesopotamia Science News

Archaeologist: Bones found in Turkey are probably those of Cleopatra's half-sister News & Observer

Shards of south Louisiana's ancient history found Washington Examiner



February 22nd to 24th, 2013 Edition

Aztec sacrifices at Tenochtitlán Past Horizons

Lost Collections of the Ancient World Past Horizons

Rotterdam archaeologists find old shoe stuffed with medieval money Dutch News

Polish archaeologists in Sudan claim 'unique' human settlement discovery Thenews.pl

How a distaste for ‘pagan food’ first put the British off horsemeat Past Horizons

Byzantine wine presses a reminder of Jaffa’s rich agricultural past Past Horizons

The 2012 Petra Cyber-Archaeology Cultural Conservation Expedition: Temple of the Winged Lions Past Horizons

Who Wrote the Federalist Papers and the Letter to the Hebrews? New Findings On Debated Authorship Science Daily



February 21st, 2013 Edition

Dozens of 800-Year-Old Skeletons Discovered in Mexico Hispanically Speaking News

Early human burials varied widely but most were simple-Fewer women than men buried EurekAlert

Pyramid belonging to pharaoh's vizier found Emirates 24/7

Ancient copper plates, gold coins found in Karnataka temple The Hindu

Treasure-Filled Warrior's Grave Found in Russia Live Science



February 20th, 2013 Edition

Remains of Byzantine era liquid extraction installation found under Tel Aviv-Yafo Jewish Press

Archaeologists to survey and record prehistoric Himalayas Past Horizons

Syrian violence threatens ancient treasures Reuters

Little-Known Archaeological Site Could Answer Questions About The Enigmatic Indus Valley Civilization Popular Archaeology

Norwegian guerrilla warfare in the Iron Age Science Nordic

Will the study of archaeology soon become a thing of the past? Guardian UK



February 18th & 19th, 2013 Edition

'Amazing' bronze age burial site treasures on Dartmoor BBC News

Ancient Teeth Bacteria Record Disease Evolution

A Hoard of 16th and 17th Century Children's Toys-Irish Archaeology Past Horizons

Bulgarian Archaeologists Uncover Major Roman Thermae Novinite

18 Ancient ‘Odyssey’ Mosaics Stolen In Syria Past Horizons

Crisis or continuity? – Roman coin hoards may hold the answer Past Horizons

Rock art discovered off the coast of Papua The Stone Pages

Mexican archaeologists discover two burials estimated to be over 500 years old Art Daily

World's smallest temple discovered in Damagou People's Daily

Canada’s oldest shipwreck to be resurrected in replica of 16th-century Basque galleon Canada.com



February 17th, 2013 Edition

Buddhist ruins discovered in Taklimakan desert Past Horizons

Building with the Past: Archaeology’s Ideological Role in Israel Past Horizons

Origins and Evolution of the Etruscans’ mtDNA PLOS One

Briton finds 500-year-old arrest warrant for Machiavelli Telegraph UK



February 15th & 16th, 2013 Edition

Newfoundland birds were the heart of extinct Beothuk nation’s religion, study says Canada.com

Fragments of stone cross lead to archaeological exploration in Scottish Highlands Past Horizons

Skin Decoration Goes Way Back, Suggests Researcher Popular Archaeology

Scientists Report Negative Side Effects of Human Evolution Popular Archaeology
and this Researchers Uncover New Clues to Human Evolutionary Adaptation Popular Archaeology



February 13th & 14th, 2013 Edition

Mexico finds fire-god figure at top of Pyramid of the Sun Los Angeles Times

More on Medieval secrets revealed in Norwich Cathedral Past Horizons

Selkirk water works unearth mediaeval village remains BBC News

1,500-year-old landfill discovered in US Virgin Islands PhysOrg

Didcot dig: A glimpse of 9,000 years of village life BBC News

Additional Testing for Richard III-Tracing a Royal Y Chromosome New York Times



February 12th, 2013 Edition

Isotopic data show farming arrived in Europe with migrants EurekAlert

More on Serbian cave produces oldest human ancestor in this part of Europe Past Horizons

Ancient languages reconstructed by computer program BBC News
and this Scientists Create Automated 'Time Machine' to Reconstruct Ancient Languages Science Daily

A different take on Tut-Egyptian archaeologist shares theory on pharaoh’s lineage Harvard University



February 11th, 2013 Edition

Did overhunting lead to domestication? Past Horizons

Pentillie Castle: Body found in knight's grave hunt BBC News

Fort Bragg archaeologists win environmental award Fayetteville Observer

Dead Sea Cave Yields New Finds Popular Archaeology

Hatshepsut's limestone chapel at Karnak to open soon for public Ahram Online



February 10th, 2013 Edition

Swiss dolmen reveals rituals of the Neolithic Past Horizons

Unearthed board games shed light on ancient holy land trivial pursuits Haaretz

New archaeological site found in Ras Al Khaimah Gulf News



February 8th & 9th, 2013 Edition

Palaeopathology: Two recent case studies Past Horizons

Slippers of Napoleon Bonaparte’s sister uncovered in museum Past Horizons

Qom’s Parthian fire temple left at her own devices to be destroyed Circle of Ancient Iranian Studies

Edinburgh First World War trench survey begins The Scotsman

Stone Age Stew? Soup Making May Be Older Than We'd Thought NHPR

Excavation Set to Shed New Light On London's Victorian Past Science Daily



February 7th, 2013 Edition

More on Face to face with Richard III Current Archaeology
and this Reconstructing Richard III’s resting place Current Archarology

New Radiometric Ages for the BH-1 Hominin from Balanica (Serbia): Implications for Understanding the Role of the Balkans in Middle Pleistocene Human Evolution PLOS One

More on Severed Heads Were Sacrifices in Ancient Mexico National Geographic

Curses, musical scores and a fisherman swallowed by a whale: Archaeologists' fascinating quest to decipher medieval graffiti scrawled on cathedral walls Mail Online

Early Humans in Southeast Europe Were of a Different Sort, Say Researchers Popular Archaeology



February 5th & 6th, 2013 Edition

Earlier Neandertal demise suggested by redating Science News

Archaeologists seek Alfred remains Liverpool Echo

The Earliest Matches PLOS One

The Last Neanderthals and Modern Humans Were Not Neighbors, Says Study Popular Archaeology

National Museum’s archaeological expedition uncovers more of Ancient Nubia’s secrets Radio Prague

Ancient rock art uncovered in the Scottish Highlands The Stone Pages

New steps recommended to preserve China's famous Terracotta Warriors and other relics EurekAlert

York Minster discoveries shine light on period between Romans and Vikings: Small pit at ancient church yields archeological treasures that help to tell full story of 2,000-year-old site Guardian UK

35 Ancient Pyramids Discovered in Sudan Necropolis Live Science\Yahoo News



February 3rd & 4th, 2013 Edition

Is this the skull of Richard III? Current Archaeology
and this Richard III: found! Current Archaeology

Iranian archaeologists to return to the prehistoric Bam-e Qeshm Geopark Circle of Ancient Iranian Studies

Antiquities bandits nabbed red-handed: Arrest of gang expected to slow wave of thefts at archaeological sites Times of Israel

When Did Humans Come to the Americas? Recent scientific findings date their arrival earlier than ever thought, sparking hot debate among archaeologists Smithsonian Magazine

Archaeological dig finds that ancient groups incinerated and buried their departed in pots Art Daily

A New Chapter Opens in the Study of the Assyrian Empire Past Horizons

New signs of pre-Viking life on the Faroe Islands Science Nordic

Five hundred years after Ponce de León landed near St. Augustine and named the land La Florida — celebrated this year with more than 100 historical commemorations and events — the state's main porthole into its distant past is being closed Tampa Bay News

Scan Discovers Possible Site of First Pilgram Meetinghouse Boston Golbe



February 2nd, 2013 Edition

Workmen find Georgian artefacts at old hospital site Past Horizons

Roman settlement uncovered by builders in Flintshire BBC News

ICHHTO to Deliver One Last Blow to the Already Suffered Sasanian City of Gundeshapur Circle of Ancient Iranian Studies



February 1st, 2013 Edition

Mexican severed head site revealed Past Horizons

Ancient California rock carvings recovered after theft San Francisco Chronicle

Modern mummification sheds light on Ramses II PhysOrg

Clovis Culture Comet Catastrophe is a Myth Past Horizons

Archaeologists unearth deeper Japan-Korea historical ties through weapons JApan Daily News

Ice Age Lion Man is world’s earliest figurative sculpture The Art Newspaper

1,300-year-old tomb cluster discovered in China Indian Express



January 30th & 31st, 2013 Edition

Timbuktu Update: Since the start of this week there are reports about the destruction of library buildings and book collections in Timbuktu Tombouctou Manuscripts Project

Ancient Nabatean site restored The Jewish Press

Aztec Conquest Altered Genetics among Early Mexico Inhabitants, New DNA Study Shows University of Texas

Archaic Native Americans built massive Louisiana mound in less than 90 days, research confirms Washington University

A wooden 17th Dynasty sarcophagus of a child and collection of 18th Dynasty Ushabti figurines of a priest found inside Djehuty's tomb in Luxor's west bank Ahram Online

A Lost Royal City in Nubia Past Horizons

Study Rebuts Hypothesis That Comet Attacks Ended 9,000-Year-Old Clovis Culture Science Daily

Spanish Archaeologists Find 3,550-Year-Old Sarcophagus in Egypt Latin American Herald Tribune



January 29th, 2013 Edition

The Solar Map Project–recording the Ita Letra: Enigmatic petroglyphs, once hidden deep within the Paraguayan jungle are a testament to the people of the Amambay hills Past Horizons

A Feud Between Biblical Archaeologists Goes to Court Time Magazine

Escrick sapphire ring's mystery history sparks meeting BBC News

What Does First-century Roman Graffiti Say? National Geographic

Oldest stone hand axes unearthed-Nearly 2 million years old, tools may correlate with rise of human ancestor Live Science\NBC News

Roman-era glass workshops found near Naples ANSA

Sicilian Mummies Bring Centuries to Life National Geographic



January 28th, 2013 Edition

Timbuktu mayor: Mali rebels torched library of ancient manuscripts Guardian UK

More on Petroglyphs on the Ledge of Souls Past Horizons

Sealing Norse Greenlanders’ fate? World Archaeology

Archaeologist Uncovers Clues To Ancient Roman Vineyard Italy Magazine

Pottery grave goods tell us about life Past Horizons

Archaeological dig finds that ancient groups incinerated and buried their departed in pots Art Daily

World's oldest portrait reveals the ice-age mind New Scientist

Hunley legend altered by new discovery Post and Courier



January 27th, 2013 Edition

Ancient earthworks share similarities Ohio Dispatch
and this Poverty Point and the Newark Earthworks Ohio Archaeology

Archaeologist Ken Feder Blasts 'The Fantasy of Ancient Astronauts' Ohio Archaeology

China conducting closed research into ancient Korean dynasty The Hankyoreh

Archaeologists find ancient Chinese arrowhead in western Japan Japan Daily Press

British cannon from Battle of Cape Passaro found off Sicily BBC News

Research Team Investigates Demise of Neanderthals in Spain Popular Archaeology



January 25th & 26th, 2013 Edition

Egyptian Mummy's Elaborate Hairstyle Revealed in 3D Live Science\Yahoo News

Skeletal Remains Found At Lake Eufaula Are Ancient 9 Mobile News

Mexican archaeologists find complex panel of 1,000 year-old petroglyphs in Nayarit Art Daily

Roman Marker Used to Measure Earth Found Discovery

A fragile Buddhist treasure Past Horizons

Turkey wages 'cultural war' in pursuit of its archaeological treasures- Ankara accused of blackmailing museums into returning artefacts while allowing excavation sites to be destroyed Guardian UK

Mass Human Sacrifice? Pile of Ancient Skulls Found Live Science\Yahoo News

Subway work in Greece unearths ancient gold wreath PhysOrg



January 24th, 2013 Edition

More on Ovarian tumor, with teeth and a bone fragment inside, found in a Roman-age skeleton EurekAlert

Earliest Evidence of Chocolate in North America Science Magazine

Clues to Prehistoric Human Exploration Found in Sweet Potato Genome Science Magazine

Aerial snow photos help archaeologists explore Wales' landscape BBC News

Native American connection to 40,000 year old human in northwest China Past Horizons

Palenque’s Red Queen Past Horizons

Japan's oldest bronze comma-shaped bead unearthed in Tottori CCTV

Trent University Archaeologists Find Ancient Jade Spoon in Belize Trent University

Entombing the Tomb of the Gladiator: Who Will Save the Roman Ruins? Time Magazine

Archaeologists Excavate Early Bronze Age City of Greater Megiddo Popular Archaeology



January 23rd, 2013 Edition

A French-Peruvian-Spanish Team Discovers a (Burial?) Chamber in Machu Picchu 24-7 Press Release

Ancient petroglyphs found in Mexico Yahoo News

Albanian Frescoes Sustain Irreversible Damage Past Horizons



January 21st & 22nd, 2013 Edition

Family footwear find shows new side to Roman military PhysOrg

Loom weights reveal existence of weaving since 2,500 years ago Hurriyet News

Toothy Tumor Found in 1,600-Year-Old Roman Corpse Live Science\Yahoo News

Fossil human traces line to modern Asians BBC News

Albanian frescoes sustain irreversible damage Past Horizons

A Relative from the Tianyuan Cave: Humans Living 40,000 Years Ago Likely Related to Many Present-Day Asians and Native Americans Science Daily

Turkey wages 'cultural war' in pursuite of its archaeological tresaures Past Horizons



January 19th & 20th, 2013 Edition

The Unsuccessful Plot to Kill Abraham Lincoln Smithsonian

Colosseum Cleaning Yields Ancient Art Discoveries Including Old Frescos, Graffiti Huffington Post

A battlefield from the War of 1812 is 'frozen in time' Los Angeles Times

Archeologists revise image of ancient Celts Deutsche Welle

3-D sonar provides new view of Civil War shipwreck PhysOrg



January 16th to 18th, 2013 Edition

Sifting the Dust for Treasures While Trouble Swirls New York Times

Archaeological feast: Heap of ancient cattle bones discovered-Study finds site in Peloponnese, Greece, may be left from years of lavish dining NBC News

Archaeologists Excavate Ancient Greek Trade Center in Bulgaria Popular Archaeology

Rare Artifact Stolen from Tel Shiloh Archaeological Site-The artifact was stolen from the location where it had been found, still lodged in the wall The Jewish Press

Mayan Tombs Dating Back 1,200 Years Found in Southeast Mexico Latin American Herald Tribune

Stunning figurine represents high ranking Zapotec Past Horizons

Spitfire search in Burma draws a blank-Archaeologists cancel news conference after failing to find British fighter planes believed to be buried in Burma Guardian UK

Roman man's face finally revealed at Caerleon museum BBC News

Threats to Mali’s heritage Al-Ahram Weekly

Famed Warrior Medici Died From Gangrene Discovery



January 14th & 15th, 2013 Edition

Archaeological investigation of Caddo Indians nears end News Journal

4,000-year-old shaman's stones discovered near Boquete, Panama EurekAlert

War was central to Europe’s first civilisation - contrary to popular belief University of Sheffield

Indians 'broke Australian isolation 4,000 years ago' AFP

Storms expose iron age skeleton Shetland News

Searching for the lost royal city of Nubia in northern Sudan University of Michigan

Mesolithic people adapted their environment in Severn Estuary Past Horizons

What Did Our Ancestors Look Like? Hair and Eye Color Can Be Determined for Ancient Human Remains Science Daily

Archaeological finds reveal ancient Balkan civilizations Southeast Europe Times



January 13th, 2013 Edition

Roman era graffiti found on Colosseum Telegraph UK

Where Did The Ancient Xiongnu Get Their Gold? Chemical & Engineering News

More on Clay pot fragments reveal early start to cheese-making, a marker for civilization PhysOrg

Ancient Pompeians Could Go Upstairs to Pee Discovery



January 11th & 12th, 2013 Edition

Recent archaeological findings in Samaria shed light on the incomplete story of the destruction of Shiloh, the ancient capital of Israel Jewish Express

Molecular Exploration of the First-Century Tomb of the Shroud in Akeldama, Jerusalem Past Horizons

Restoring a Buddhist Monastery on the Trans-Himalaya Salt Route Past Horizons

Scale Model Discovered for Florence Cathedral Discovery

Pompeii 'Wall Posts' Reveal Ancient Social Networks Live Science



January 9th & 10th, 2013 Edition

Archaeologists unearth 3000-year-old Egyptian tombs: Human remains found in burial sites dating back to 1400 BCE Times of Israel

2,000-Year-Old Treasure Discovered In Black Sea Fortress Live Science\Yahoo News

'Exceptional' find of Roman statues linked to poet Ovid BBC News

Ancient floor not seen for 10,000 years Cyprus Mail

A History Lesson from Genes: Using DNA to Tell Us How Populations Change Science Daily

Abandoned Colony in Greenland Archaeologists Find Clues to Viking MysterySpiegel Online

Archaeologists Explore a Frontier Area of Ancient Italy Popular Archaeology



January 8th, 2013 Edition

Gaza's archaeological treasures at risk from war and neglect BBC News

Voluntary slavery? Ancient Egyptians paid a monthly fee to become temple slaves Nature Middle East

Archaeologists discover Augustan-era sculptures near Rome ANSA

Ancient Eye Treatment Recovered From Tuscan Shipwreck Science Magazine

Athenian 'Snake Goddess' Gets New Identity Live Science\Yahoo News



January 7th, 2013 Edition

Bulgaria claims find of temple to Priapus Sofia Globe

New dates refine Australian timeline Past Horizons

Illegal climbers are damaging rain-sodden Silbury Hill Gazette & Herald

Ancient gold coins discovered in Iraq-Iraqi archaeologists have unearthed 66 gold coins that are at least 1,400 years old in Aziziya Middle East Online

Roman theatre discovered in Kent: Archaeologists unearth enormous 2,000-year-old auditorium – the first of its kind in UK Guardian UK

Archaeologists Unearth More Than 300 Prehistoric Clay Figurines in Greece Science Daily

Royal Israelite Capital Detail Emerges from Jerusalem Dig Popular Archaeology



January 5th & 6th, 2013 Edition

Maya ‘fat god’ platter found in ruins USA Today

Don’t underestimate Viking women Science Nordic

Excavators head to Burma hoping to uncover buried stash of WWII fighter planes Fox News

Eight million dog mummies were uncovered at the dog catacomb in Saqqara Ahram Online

Research uncovers how single and widowed women shaped the religious culture of colonial Latin America PhysOrg



January 4th, 2013 Edition

Stone Age hunters liked their carbs Science Nordic

Nearly Intact 1,200 Year-Old Funerary Vessel Identified in Oaxaca, Mexico Temples Hispanically Speaking

Excavating Con Moong Cave in the central province of Thanh Hoa, archaeologists found tons of shells and a lot of working tools-The most valuable discovery is the remains of prehistoric people in tombs dating back tens of thousands of years ago Vietnam Bridge

Study Reveals Looting of Archaeological Sites as Massive Global Problem Popular Archaeology

Remains of Nazi Goering's Wife Identied Discovery

Ancient manuscripts indicate Jewish community once thrived in Afghanistan CBS News



January 2nd & 3rd, 2013 Edition

Privacy hedges date back to the Iron Age Science Nordic

Ancient Carving Shows Stylishly Plump African Princess Live Science\Yahoo News

Research Unearths Terrace Farming at Ancient Desert City of Petra University of Cincinnati

Ancient water system found at Citadel Tuoi Tre News

Famed Roman shipwreck reveals more secrets USA Today

Ancient religious texts among the 25,000 new images online Past Horizons

Blood of guillotined French king 'authentic' France 24

How Some Medieval Cultures Adapted to Rise of Islam Science Daily



December 31st, 2012 & January 1st, 2013 Edition-Happy New Year!

'Peking Man' Was a Fashion Plate Live Science\Yahoo News

More on Who Created Las Labradas Petroglyphs Past Horizons

Early Human Ancestors May Have Walked AND Climbed for a Living Popular Archaeology

Artifacts help pinpoint key Hatfield-McCoy battle Times-Standard

Bust of Memnon: Images of Blacks in Ancient Greece Past Horizons

Drones Accelerate Archaeological Site Mapping Scientific American