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Update: New Fossil Primate Challenges 'Missing Link' Ida Science Now
Elamite Jar Burial Transferred to Haft-Tappeh Museum Circle of Ancient Iranian Studies
Paikuli Partho-Sasanian Inscriptions Restored and Studied in Iraq Circle of Ancient Iranian Studies
Bulgaria: Archaeologists Research Balkans’ Oldest Funeral Site Balkan Travellers
Bulgarian Archaeologists Discover 7,000-Years-Old Settlement Novinite
Via Aurelia: The Roman Empire's Lost Highway Smithsonian Magazine
July 1st, 2009 Edition
Bulgarian Speleologists Discover Unique Thracian Sanctuary Novinite
Computer recognises archaeological material and fake Van Goghs Physorg
Grid makes a SPLASH in underwater archaeology International Science Grid
Myanmar fossil may shed light on evolution Associated Press
Turkey plans to restart work on controversial dam project Guardian UK
Ancient mosaic comes out of hiding in Israel IOL.com
Photos: More on 'Glorious' Ancient Chamber Found in Israel National Geographic
Report: The success of the Inca was underpinned by a period of warming that lasted more than four centuries Living In Peru
Naga ancestral sites dated to 7th century AD Morung Express
Archaeological Excavations at Tetovo Fortress in Macedonia Yield Finds from Ottoman Period Balkan Travellers
June 30th, 2009 Edition
De Luna shipwreck rising from the deep-Archaeologists from UWF dive Pensacola Bay Pensacola News Journal
German-Iraqi dispute mounts over 4,500-year-old gold vase Earth Times
Ancient bath was found near Ngempon Temple Jakarta Post
Ancient military town dating back to 26th Dynasty discovered in Ismailiya Egypt State Information Service
Soldiers to Learn about Preserving Archaeology Israel National News
June 29th, 2009 Edition
Archaeologists believe that bones discovered at Stirling Castle may have belonged to a knight killed in battle or during a siege in the early 1400s BBC News
Pope claims human remains belong to St. Paul Guardian UK
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No proof that Vatican bones are St Paul's, says Dutch expert M & C
Indus Valley’s secrets to remain buried: Insecurity forces archaeologists to abandon excavations Daily Times Pakistan
Excavation of an early American Indian village continues at the site of a runway at the Macon County Airport in North Carolina Citizen Times
Scientist Tries to Connect Migration Dots of Ancient Southwest New York Times
Paikuli inscriptions studied, restored in Iraq Press TV
Bulgaria: Archaeologists Discover Building Remains in Ancient Town of Marcianopolis Balkan Travellers
June 28th, 2009 Edition
Rome catacomb reveals 'oldest' image of St Paul Reuters
Archaeologists uncover secrets of daily life among the great pyramids of Giza-An interview with Mark Lehner Columbus Dispatch
Pictures: Prehistoric European Cave Artists Were Female National Geographic
Cities of Caral-Supe (Peru) and Levo?a (Slovakia) added to UNESCO’s World Heritage List UNESCO
June 27th, 2009 Edition
Who’s in the Alexander Sarcophagus? Not Alexander the Great, though he battles heroically in its high-relief friezes Wall Street Journal
Current laws are inadequate to protect antiquities (Commentary) Salt Lake Tribune
Topper dig is becoming a reknown archeological treasure trove Island Packet
Dutch Anthropologists Research Bulgaria Neolithic Archaeology Site Novinite
Go online for look inside dig: Archaeologist blogs about excavation-Funny, reflective entries chart realities of Fernbank project Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Bill Young: Scrapers, tools used by the Native American females Corsicana Daily Dun
Dig to provide 'windows' into the past at Camp Security York Daily Record
More on the flutes: Pondering Prehistoric Melodies New York Times
June 26th, 2009 Edition
Models of Earliest (Camel-Pulled) Vehicles Found Discovery
Rare and Extremely Significant Bronze Age Burial Ground Uncovered News Letter
Ancient river found beneath the Channel during Olympics survey Daily Mail
Oldest human settlement in Aegean unearthed on Limnos island Athens News Agency
A New Way to See Ancient Athens-Among the Treasures at the Acropolis Museum: Discoveries Made During the Building's Construction Wall Street Journal
Evidence Found of Parthenon Coloring Art Info
Maryland site might have oldest structure in state The Capital
Rare petroglyphs found in Cuban caves Thaindian News
Carvings tell story of ancient female solidarity Jakarta Post
June 25th, 2009 Edition
More on Stone Age flutes found in Germany Science News
The results of a significant archaeological dig have been unveiled in County Down BBC News
Dig is only the second in 50 years-Team using modern equipment on mounds at Hopewell Culture Chillicothe Gazette
More on the tomb of Amen-Em-Epet, Supervisor of Hunters Al-Ahram Weekly
Mystery cult's temple unearthed in northern Iraq St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 24th, 2009 Edition
Ancient well, and body, found in Cyprus Associated Press
Osage people claim link to Sugarloaf Mound St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Sewage work uncovers ancient site in Cornwall BBC News
Domestication Of Chile Pepper Provides Insights Into Crop Origin And Evolution Science Daily
Marble Head of Emperor Titus and More Found Discovery
Prehistoric flute in Germany is oldest known Associated Press\Yahoo News
Surprises rise from dead: Mummy turns out to be a daddy Daily News
Showcasing the secrets of Caistor Roman Town Univeristy of Nottingham
USC, Argonne National Lab Collaborate on Study of Ancient Artifacts NewsWise
Egyptian archaeologists have unearthed a number of ushabtis and remains of animal bones and birds inside a hole near the Pyramid of Djoser in Saqqara Egypt State Information Service
Elgin Marble Argument in a New Light New York Times
4-year-old discovers prehistoric arrow point: Artifact consistent with 1,500-year-old Athabascan culture Juneau Empire
The first Europeans were cannibals: archaeologists AFP
Royal Tombs of Joseon Kingdom Korea Times
Archeologists unearth early medieval village in EspooHelsingin Sanomat
June 23rd, 2009 Edition
Untouched Tomb Uncovered in Bethlehem Discovery
Macedonia: Archaeologists Announce Conclusion of Kastel Site Excavations Balkan Travellers
Bulgarian Archaeologists Uncover Intact Thracian Settlement Novinite
Neanderthals Made Mammoth Jerky Discovery
Facedown Burials Widely Used to Humiliate the Dead National Geographic
Carvings From Cherokee Script’s Dawn New York Times
Urban sprawl hastened Angkor's collapse The Australian
Construction Destroys Archaeological Sites in Bulgaria's Sozopol Novinite
June 22nd, 2009 Edition
Obsidian 'trail' provides clues to how humans settled, interacted in Kuril Islands EurekAlert
Iron Age graveyard unearthed in Tamil Nadu The Hindu
Food storage began well before farming Associated Press\Yahoo News
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Ancient granaries preceded the Agricultural Revolution Science News
More on Underground cave dating from the year AD 1 exposed in Jordan Valley EurekAlert
June 21st, 2009 Edition
Huge Roman-era cave found by Jericho Jerusalem Post
Excavated bronze horse statue repaired in Hubei Xinhuanet
A possible Roman shipwreck find near Montenegro iAfrica
Tlaltecuhtli Cult was Exclusively for Priesthood Art Daily
June 20th, 2009 Edition
The remains of a 700-year-old American Indian village are slowly beginning to emerge from the ground near Dickson Mounds KWQC News
Archaeologist investigating who built ancient chapel Indian Country News
Archaeologists unearth kiln site of pioneer master potter Salt Lake Tribune
What are subsurface circles at Poverty Point? WXVT News
Burnt City women outlived their men Press TV
June 19th, 2009 Edition
UVa Archeology Dig Finds Ancient Indian Artifacts WCAV News
Bulgarian Archaeologists Find Remains of Medieval Book in Veliko Tarnovo Novinite
Using crystal-clear 3-D images from Meresamun's historic scans, two forensic artists reconstruct the face of a 2,800-year-old Egyptian priestess Archaeology Magazine
Artefacts found at nature reserve BBC News
Do bow and arrow predate modern humans?(abstract) New Scientist
Humans worked the Welsh hills 10,000 years ago News Wales
June 18th, 2009 Edition
Jornada Mogollon artifacts found at White Sands El Paso Times
Egyptian Archaeologists Discover 3,500-Year-Old Tomb in Luxor Bloomberg
History in a jar: Angel Mounds dig uncovers a major find Evansville Courier & Press
Early 'Human' Is Ape After All, Discoverer Decides National Geographic
A rare find in Delaware is giving archaeologists a look at how Native Americans used to live WBOC News
Serbian archaelogists find Neolithic grave M & C
1,700 Year Old Mosaic to be Re-Excavated Arutz Sheva
Family keeps digging for centuries-old truth-Meriwether Lewis: suicide or murder? The Tennessean
June 17th, 2009 Edition
Archeologists uncover ancient Jerusalem aqueduct to Sultan's Pool Jerusalem Post
New discovery suggests mammoths survived in Britain until 14,000 years ago EurekAlert
Prehistoric gold source traced to Mourne mountains Irish Times
Ancient pre-Incan tomb found in Machu Picchu archaeological park Andina
June 16th, 2009 Edition
Archaeologists have unearthed a number of ancient Roman treasures during excavation outside the southern Italian city of Naples Adnkronos
More on Lost Aztec tomb lies under Mexico City-The great find, a royal tomb, still eludes scientists Toronto Sun
Diving into History-The Latest Underwater Discoveries Archaeology Magazine
Update: Bob Brier Returns to the Great Pyramid Archaeology Magazine
Some scientists affirm early Native presence Indian Country Today
June 15th, 2009 Edition
Sea gives up Neanderthal fossil-Part of a Neanderthal man's skull has been dredged up from the North Sea, in the first confirmed find of its kind BBC News
Archaeologists battle mites to save 1,400-year-old city wall Xinhuanet
Migration linked to toxin-Study theorizes voyagers left French Polynesia during ciguatera outbreak Honolulu Advertiser
Archaeologists Discovered Roman Settlement in North-Eastern Bulgaria Balkan Travellers
Basket Weaving May Have Taught Humans To Count Science Daily
Machu Picchu Is Mini Re-creation of a Mythic Landscape? National Geographic
Incas in Amazonia: the agenda of Thierry Jamin is full for Antisuyu on 2009 Obiwi
June 14th, 2009 Edition
Etching could be first example of art in Americas-The bone, found near Vero Beach by an amateur fossil collector, has what appears to be a mammoth etched on it Gainsville Sun
Ancient temple wall discovered, shaped like Andean chakana en Peru
Mexico's National Institute of Anthropology and History Publishes 3D Models of Teotihuacan Art Daily
Hawass says he'll 'prove' Nefertiti was stolen Earth Times
Konark sun temple condition deteriorating Deccan Herald
This pile of rocks was once the seat of kings Independent UK
Hungarian Researcher on the Trial of the Hun Tribes Digital Journal
June 13th, 2009 Edition
Students unearth Saxon nunnery BBC News
Archaeologist: Filhiol find not a tunnel Monroe News Star
Deep in the Heart of Historic Naples New York Times
June 12th, 2009 Edition
Engraved pigments point to ancient symbolic tradition-Incisions on ochre from a South African cave suggest modern human behavior emerged around 100,000 years ago Science News
Stone circle in East Anglian village? Evening Star
Machu Picchu Described as Pilgrimage Site Discovery
New discovery of Neolithic jade culture in China CCTV
Topper: Local site rewrites history of early humans in America Aiken Standard
June 11th, 2009 Edition
Archaeologists find skulls on route of new road, remains may be 2,000 years old, theories include battle with Romans or epidemic Guardian UK
Archaeologists unearth 800-year-old shoe The Local
Update: Aztec temple promises to yield one of antiquity’s great treasures Times UK
More on new dig could reveal 5000 more terracotta warriors Sydney Morning Herald
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Nine mysteries of Emperor Qin Shihuang's tomb People's Daily
Divers hope to identify 1812 warship in Lake Ontario Calgary Herald
June 10th, 2009 Edition
Origin of Mayan Kaan Dynasty Could be in Ichkabal Art Daily
Photos: Searching for Afghanistan's Third Giant Buddha National Geographic
Dig unearths Roman road at Tesco BBC News
Two tonnes of ancient coins found in history-laden Chinese province Xinhuanet
New Thracian tomb unearthed close to Bulgaria’s Kazanlak Focus Information Agency
Fossil Bone Bed Helps Reconstruct Life Along California's Ancient Coastline Science Daily
Italy: Ancient Roman wall in 'danger' of collapse Adnkronos International
24 indicted in Four Corners archaeological artifact theft probe Associated Press
June 9th, 2009 Edition
China to begin third excavation of terracotta army site Xinhuanet
More on 6,000-year-old tombs found next to Stonehenge Times UK
Baltic Sea divers find wreck of WWII Soviet submarine Associated Press
Archaeological dating by re-firing ancient pots Physics World
Italy puts Baghdad Museum online ANSA
Gjirokastra-History, restoration, and daily life in Albania's Silver City Archaeology Magazine
Archaeologists Unveil New Zealand Digital Resource Voxy
3,500 ancient artifacts, religious relics found at Chicago area home Chicago Tribune
Debate continues on ‘turtle rock’ Dayton Daily News
More on did Paleo-Indians hunt below the modern Great Lakes? Scientific American
June 8th, 2009 Edition
Mysterious Inscribed Slate Discovered at Jamestown National Geographic
New archaeological discoveries at Al Shuaib, Abu Dhabi Middle East Online
Fossil teeth of browsing horse found in Panama Canal earthworks EurekAlert
Scholarship on Ancient Middle East Becomes Free Digitally NewsWise
Excavation uncovers 3,500 year old Bronze Age North Wales burial mound Evening Leader
Archeological evidence of human activity found beneath Lake Huron EurekAlert
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Ancient Underwater Camps, Caribou Traps in Great Lake? National Geographic
June 7th, 2009 Edition
Neolithic chambered tomb has been unearthed by plough Orkneyjar
Animal, human statues found in Burnt City Press TV
More from Pavlopetri: Researchers dive into ancient treasure European Research
Galway may have had 'major' ancient settlement Irish Times
June 6th, 2009 Edition
More on Archaeologists Locate Confederate Cannons, Naval Yard Science Daily
The Saxons were coming! A tiny sword stud found under a shop rewrites Welsh history Wales Online
Prehistoric sites discovered at Kollengode The Hindu
More from Vero Beach: Bone appears to date human presence in Treasure Coast back 13,000 years TC Palm
Long-lost Armenian ship, the stuff of legend, to become a “living museum” in the Caribbean: Explorers unravel mystery of the 'Quedagh Merchant' hijacked in 1698 The Armenian Reporter
Could Human Altruism Have Evolved Because of War? Discover Magazine
June 5th, 2009 Edition
Italian archeologists find commoner’s neighborhoods in Persepolis IGN
Ancient Art, Music Flowered as Communities, Not Brains, Grew Bloomberg
Archaeologists find Civil War cannons in Pee Dee River Anderson Independent Mail
5th century artefacts discovered in West Bengal The Hindu
Can Alexandria's ancient lighthouse, considered to be one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, be rebuilt to shine as it did before? Al-Ahram Weekly
June 4th, 2009 Edition
Peru finds human sacrifices from Inca civilization Reuters
Archeologists unearth 17th century stone flask, buried 380 years ago to ward off witches Daily Mail
University of Florida: Epic carving on fossil bone found in Vero Beach-a 12,000-year-old image of a mammoth or mastodon Vero Beach 32963 News
Two 6,000-year-old tombs have been unearthed in Hampshire UK Daily Echo
16th century crucifix found in Nottingham Evening Post
After years of speculation, the contents of the Nikwasi Mound may finally be revealed Macon County News
2,000 old manuscripts found in Chhattisgarh The Hindu
June 3rd, 2009 Edition
Oldest 'Taegeuk' Pattern Found in Naju, Korea Korea Times
Cantabrian cornice has experienced seven cooling and warming phases over past 41,000 years EurekAlert
Hell Gap dig underway again by UW archaeology Guernsey Gazette
Mammoths Roasted in Prehistoric Kitchen Pit Discovery
Ancient Humans Knew Sustainable Fishing Discovery
UF study finds that ancient mammals shifted diets as climate changed EurekAlert
June 2nd, 2009 Edition
Temple timbers trace collapse of Mayan culture New Scientist
DNA test to discover Tutankhamun's parentage AFP
Farmer's son unearths medieval ring Belfast Telegraph
More on newly found Chinese pottery may be earliest ever found, researchers say Newsday
Peru's Caral likely to be considered as World Cultural Heritage Living in Peru
Researchers From The Institut Català De Paleontologia Describe A New Hominid AlphaGalileo
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New Hominid 12 Million Years Old Found In Spain, With 'Modern' Facial Features Science Daily
Ethiopia: lifting the mystery on rock churches 'built by angels' AFP\Yahoo News
Archaeological dig uncovers Parham's past Worthing Herald
More on the Sardonic Grin: Ancient Death-Smile Potion Decoded? National Geographic
Chan Chan, the Melting City of the Chimu Living in Peru
June 1st, 2009 Edition
Earliest evidence for pottery making found-Fragments from a Chinese cave push back the dawn of the craft by more than 1,000 years Nature
Rising seas could spell doom for Orkney islands The Scotsman
Meadowcroft Rockshelter: Site along creek gives clues to early civilization Miami Herald
Ancient tombs being restored in Mallorca Euro Weekly
More on tomb of legendary Japanese Queen Himiko found Telegraph UK
May 31st, 2009 Edition
Decoding antiquity: Eight scripts that still can't be read New Scientist
Archaeological dig to start in early June at site where Vero Man was found Fort Pierce Tribune
Shipwreck found by divers 'was vessel sent to help Bonnie Prince Charlie' Telegraph UK
Skeleton unearthed on Monterey's Cannery Row, perhaps thousands of years old Santa Cruz Sentinel
May 30th, 2009 Edition
Final resting place of Himiko discovered? Asahi Shimbum
Australian smallpox epidemic out of Africa? ABC Science News
Update: Turtle rock has tool marks Cincinnati Enquirer
Medieval limekiln discovered in Ripon Wetherby News
Ancient Volcanic Eruptions Caused Global Mass Extinction Science Daily
May 29th, 2009 Edition
Ancient Roman writing tablets suggest public officials were involved in expenses scandals 2,000 years ago BBC News
Macedonia: Iron Period Layers Revealed by Latest Archaeology Excavations at Kokino Balkan Travellers
Remains of Temple of Isis found-Workmen find fragments digging inside Florence courthouse ANSA
Archeology group peeks at city's industrial history Industrial revolution Pittsburgh Post Gazette
More on Long Lost Relative-A front-page introduction for a 47-million-year-old primate fossil Archaeology Magazine
Excavation at Haslar reveals horror of life in Nelson's navy Portsmouth News
To Protect an Ancient City, China Moves to Raze It New York Times
May 28th, 2009 Edition
Archaeologists Excavate Ancient Maya River Port in Southeast Mexico Art Daily
Vikings visited Canadian Arctic, research suggests-Artifacts suggest Norse settlement in Nunavut Ottawa Citizen
Archaeologists hope to uncover remains of the 'lost mansion' of a Jacobite sympathiser BBC News
Anthropologist advances 'kelp highway' theory for Coast settlement Vancouver Sun
Who's buried at Hoo? EADT24
Billion-Pixel Pictures Allow Ultra-Zooming for Science National Geographic News
Virtual Reconstruction Of A Neanderthal Woman’s Birth Canal Reveals Insights Into Evolution Of Human Child Birth Science Daily
5 ancient tombs of Song, Ming Dynasties discovered Shanghai Daily
Italians to help Iranians restore tomb of Cyrus the Great Italy Magazine
Islander unearths Buddhist relics in the Maldives Minivan News
Sacred stones: unravelling Stonehenge Cosmos Magazine
May 27th, 2009 Edition
Oldest Evidence Of Leprosy Found In India Science Daily
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Ancient Skeletal Evidence for Leprosy in India (2000 B.C.) PLoS
Archaeological Finding Would Bring In New Data Regarding Cholula Occupation INAH
Perfectly preserved 300-year-old broom found in monk latrine The Local
Radiocarbon dating shows that Gypsum Cave in Nevada has been used by humans for about 4,000 years The Spectrum
More on Marsupial lion found in Aboriginal rock art Cosmos Magazine
Lessons From The Past: Research Examines How Past Communities Coped With Climate Change Science Daily
6,000 medieval fragments turned into mosaic at St Mary’s Church, Castlegate The Press
May 25th and 26th, 2009 Edition
Ship Over 2,000 Years Old Found in Novalja, Croatia Javno
Mayan underworld filled with gifts, sacrifices to gods USA Today
Acheulian human remains found in Morocco Xinhuanet
Axe that clove creationism found at museum after 150 years Guardian UK
Ancient teeth hint that right-handedness is nothing new New Scientist
Bones were prehistoric American Indians Indianapolis Star
8,000 Year Old Village Found In Iran Turkish Weekly
May 23rd and 24th, 2009 Edition
Earliest known irrigation system unearthed in Arizona Los Angeles Times
4,000-year-old road found in city BBC News
Ancient teeth hint that right-handedness is nothing new New Scientist
Mayan underworld filled with gifts, sacrifices to gods USA Today
UK computer scientist hopes to 'read' 3,000-year-old scrolls TMC Net
May 22nd, 2009 Edition
Newly discovered footprints of different sizes, apparently left by men, women and children, on an ancient military route, have helped recreate a war scene that occurred at least 2,000 years ago China.org
Yet more on Nefertiti Spiegel Online International
Tests could link skull to 1857 Utah massacre KTAK
May 21st, 2009 Edition
Fragments of pottery with inscriptions in one of pre-Islamic languages have been found by a U.S-Polish team of archaeologists near Berenike Polish Press Agency
Archaeologists uncover further evidence of Nobber’s medieval past Meath Chronicle
Project to recover Civil War cannons from Pee Dee River begins today South Carolina Now
Cliff erosion on Golden Cap estate exposes Bronze Age settlement Bridport News
2,000 year-old megalith uncovered in Tam Dao VietNamNet
May 20th, 2009 Edition
Climate Change Did Not Doom The Anasazi Media NewsWire
Authorities turn blind eye to artefact thefts-Pashupati temples crownless eKantipur
More on early skeleton sheds light on primate evolution Yahoo News\Associated Press
Trawlers are destroying historic wrecks, say explorers Times UK
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Delving the secrets of HMS Victory BBC News Programs
More on Jerusalem archaeologists uncover Iron Age jar handle with Hebrew inscription Los Angeles Times
Archaeologists open a window to the past in Maryland The Sentinel
May 19th, 2009 Edition
The first evidence of pre-industrial mercury pollution in the Andes EurekAlert
Letters from the 1940s written by a Bristol schoolboy who discovered the remains of a Roman villa in Lawrence Weston have been uncovered This is Bristol
Ancient Gem-Studded Teeth Show Skill of Early Dentists National Geographic
Antiquities returned to Greece Reuters
Fire and water reveal true age of ancient relics Science Centric
Do hunter-gatherers have it right? BBC Blog
Frescoes among recovered treasures ANSA
First Temple period bone seal with engraved name found in Jerusalem excavations Israel Antiquities Authority
Who was the 'Menachem' whose ancient jug was found in Jerusalem? Ha'aretz
May 18th, 2009 Edition
Fish Poisoning May Be Why Polynesians Left Paradise Science Daily
More on Key Archaeological Findings Discovered in UAQ Khaleej Times
Peruvian Stalagmites Hold Clues To Climate Change Science Daily
Urban Dig Targets Site of Madam CJ Walker Factory, Home NewsWise
Laetoli Ancient Footsteps to Get 'Facelift' All Africa
May 17th, 2009 Edition
Funerary bundle found in Machu Picchu Sanctuary Andina
Archaeologists strike gold in Umm Al Quwain Guf News
Old digs can reveal new information Columbus Dispatch
Rare burial ritual identified in Iran's Sialk Press TV
Prehispanic Objects Found in Zapopan, Jalisco National Institute of Anthropology and History
Author defies idea that Blackbeard was English Baltimore Sun
May 16th, 2009 Edition
New Mexico researchers use smoke signal tests to learn how early Navajos defended their communities Star Tribune
Archaeologists discovered several cultural layers in Hunan Province Xinhuanet
Unearthing the Mayan Creation Myth-Researchers find that the tale of the 'Hero Twins' goes back more than 2,000 years Disover Magazine
May 15th, 2009 Edition
Emperor Trajan's Palace discovered in southwestern Romania Xinhuanet
German scientists find clues to Roman mass production Earth Times
Research of ruins on seabeds and in lakes or rivers is increasing in Japan, where many sites are yet to be fully explored Asahi Shimbun
Researchers find artifacts in western Kansas Kansas City Star
May 14th, 2009 Edition
Ancient Trading Raft Sails Anew Science Daily
What's going on in Luxor? Geotechnical studies and mapping, restoration, conservation and site management Al-Ahram Weekly
Bronze Age man inhabited water-logged north Radio Netherlands
Neandertals Sophisticated And Fearless Hunters, New Analysis Shows Science Daily
2,000 Year Old Buddhist Caves Found in Raigad Sakaal Times
May 13th, 2009 Edition
Venus figurine sheds light on origins of art by early humans Los Angeles Times
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A Venus figurine from the Swabian Jura rewrites prehistory AlphaGalileo
Macedonia: Archaeologists to Reconstruct Jewish Cemetery in Shtip Balkan Travellers
New excavations at Ed-Dur Emirates News Agency
Arizona Ina dig reveals early irrigation practices-At Las Capas, people farmed 1,200 years B.C. Tucson Explorer
More on Tarascan Empire: Ancient Elite Island With Pyramid Found in Mexico National Geographic
Roman Ruins Survive the Ages Thanks to Volcanic Ash Discovery
Inca stone with 41 angles discovered in Peru Living in Peru
New light on land of black magic-Huge swords unearthed at Mayong in Assam point to human sacrifice Calcutta Telegraph
May 12th, 2009 Edition
The oldest submerged town in the world is about to give up its secrets—with the help of equipment that could revolutionise underwater archaeology PhysOrg
Archeological team to gauge condition of 'ghost ships' St. Catharines Standard
Evidence of Modern Smarts in Stone Age Superglue Wired
Prehistoric fishing tackle found in Egypt Khaleej Times
A king’s grave was uncovered during construction in ?zmir, Turkey Hurriyet
World’s biggest puzzle made in consul’s house at Ephesus Today's Zaman
May 11th, 2009 Edition
Rare statue of marble discovered in Alexandria Egypt State Information Service
China's 'first emperor' banned Buddhism, expert says Xinhuanet
Archaeologists uncover remains of ancient empire in Jharkhand Daily India
Iran attempts to maintain 4 salt mummies Payvand News
The king of Stonehenge: Were artefacts at ancient chief's burial site Britain's first Crown Jewels? Daily Mail
Satellites identifies 132 archaeological sites in Egypt have not been excavated Egypt State Information Service
Method Of Repairing Cadiz’s Walls Has Hardly Changed Since The 17th Century Science Daily
May 10th, 2009 Edition
'Mayan king' remains found Straits Times
Ancient tenon heads discovered in Ancash, Peru Andina
Biocides inducing resistance in Lascaux Cave's microbes Science News
BBC show unearths 1641 'passport' BBC News
Hawass on Nefertiti El Arabiya News
Cave Painting Depicts Extinct Marsupial Lion Live Science
Camp Floyd dig protects original site Daily Herald
May 9th, 2009 Edition
Rare coin found in Domat Al-Jandal Arab News
Think your life is bad? Archaeologists show us worse USA Today
Tamil Nadu-Evidence of pre-historic humans in Thanjavur The Hindu
May 8th, 2009 Edition
'Viking ship' discovered in Sweden's largest lake The Local
More on 'Fake' claims over Nefertiti bust BBC News
Prehistoric man's cave found in southwest China Xinhuanet
More 'Hobbit': Small Brain Of Dwarf 'Hobbit' Explained By Hippo's Island Life Science Daily
Big dig flint find is 6,000 years old Western Gazette
May 7th, 2009 Edition
Sinai fort may hold clues to ancient Egypt defenses Reuters
Ancient wooden spear tip found in Slovenia Straits Times
Colorado State University archeologist has uncovered an ancient imperial ritual complex from Mexico's Purepecha (Tarascan) Empire Colorado State University
Joseon Dynasty dead found perfectly preserved in air-tight tombs JoongAng Daily
Remains of Roman 'shanty town' uncovered in Bowes Teesdale Mercury
May 6th, 2009 Edition
'Ancient text' seized in Israel-Israeli authorities say they have recovered a papyrus document which appears to be nearly 2,000 years old BBC News
World’s Oldest Manufactured Beads Are Older Than Previously Thought Science Daily
'Hobbit' Foot Like No Other In Human Fossil Record NewsWise
Relic with traces of Jainism discovered Times of India
Home Erectus Crosses The Open Ocean Environmental Graffiti
May 5th, 2009 Edition
Archaeologists find new 5,000-year-old tomb near Egypt's mud brick Lahun pyramid, a sign that the site held religious significance a millennium before previously thought Reuters
Tomb of the ancients saved for the future Western Morning News UK
Famed Nefertiti bust a fake? The Australian
France excavates mass WWI grave Newsday
The Past in High-Def: The world's ancient heritage is coming to your desktop in 3-D Archaeology Magazine
Archaeo-Engineer-How studying ancient buildings can improve modern ones Archaeology Magazine
EBay Has Unexpected, Chilling Effect On Looting Of Antiquities, Archaelogist Finds Science Daily
Photos: More on Ancient Egypt Temples Found at Gateway Fortress National Geographic
May 4th, 2009 Edition
Revealed: the face of the first European-35,000-year-old skull fragments found in Romania are made flesh by scientists Independent UK
County archaeologists uncover Indian site Annapolis Capital Gazette
China to excavate Peking Man site again, in hopes of more findings Xinhuanet
Ancient tsunami 'hit New York' BBC News
May 3rd, 2009 Edition
Shedding light on the Catacombs of Rome BBC News
7th century Buddhist structures facing destruction Kashmir Watch
A Tiny Hominid With No Place on the Family Tree New York Times
2008 excavation report from Bethsaida (pdf format) Unversity of Omaha
Archaeologists keen to trace origins of Roman skeleton This is Gloucestershire
Ancient boat remains found The Scotsman
Conditional entropy and the Indus Script University of Pennsylvania-Language Log
10 voyages that changed the world CNN Sport
Morpeth historians told of Neolithic finds Morpeth Herald
May 2nd, 2009 Edition
Archaeologists at the site of the proposed Macon County Airport runway extension discovered two palisaded villages, circa 1100 AD Macon County News
Babylon Ruins Reopen in Iraq, to Controversy New York Times
Finally unearthing the secrets of our Neanderthal cousins The Scotsman
More on major dig at earliest Scots site BBC News
April 30th & May 1st, 2009 Edition
CT scan revealed a mummified puppy inside a bundle at the feet of an Egyptian human mummy University of Pennsylvania Almanac
More on 'Dark Age' Temple Found in Turkey National Geographic
Bone find shows early amputations BBC News
Aristotle school to become open-air museum MSNBC
More on unique Roman glass dish found at London grave site Reuters\Yahoo News
Iran's Ancient Story Preserved Digitally NewsWise
Eden? Maybe. But Where’s the Apple Tree? A new genetic survey of people in Africa suggests origin of modern humans New York Times
April 29th, 2009 Edition
Roman glass dish found in grave BBC News
Native Americans Descended From a Single Ancestral Group, DNA Study Confirms UC Davis
More on Indus Valley code is cracked - maybe Asia Times
Fishkill land confirmed to be Revolutionary War gravesite Poughkeepsie Journal
The final collapse of Byzantium Hürriyet
April 28th, 2009 Edition
China's earliest known carving found in central Henan Province Xinhuanet
Ancient medieval buildings found beneath Cathedral Square Peterborough Online
New Blow Against Dinosaur-killing Asteroid Theory, Geologists Find Science Daily
America's 11 most endangered historic places announced USA Today
Archaeologist bemoans Arkansas looting WXVT News
April 27th, 2009 Edition
4,300 mediaeval coins unearthed at Carevi Kuli Macedonia Macedonian News Agency
Archaeologists discover blocked passage in 800-yr-old well-Bangalore,India Deccan Herald
Rhode Island crew to do more digging at slave trader's home The Republican
April 26th, 2009 Edition
Fragment Of Hebrew Inscription From Period Of Kings Of Judah Found Science Daily
Cache of mummies unearthed at Egypt's Lahun pyramid Reuters\Yahoo News
The Little Ice Age and Scotland BBC News
More on the largest ancient Egyptian temple yet to be found in Sinai Al-Ahram Weekly
A closer look at Henry VIII IOL.com
A Mosaic Painting Discovered in Idleb Syrian Arab News Agency
DNA test to prove Bronze Age link in Wales BBC News
Researchers at the University of Portsmouth believe they have solved an ancient Mediterranean mystery Portsmouth Today
Church lot rock actually ancient runestone Moldova
April 25th, 2009 Edition
An Iraqi Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities spokesman says 30 rare Christian archaeological artifacts have been found in Tekrit United Press
Why do we have history and archaeology?(commentary) History Today
Mystery Of Horse Domestication Solved? Science Daily
Ancestors may have used bone tools to make smoothies New Scientist
Kilns discovery could lead to a Romans rethink This is Kent
Hohokam dig ends in Continental Sahuarita Sun
Roman-era catacombs unearthed near Bethlehem University Ma'an News Agency
April 23rd & 24th, 2009 Edition
Computational analysis of symbols used 4,000 years ago by a long-lost Indus Valley civilization suggests they represent a spoken language Wired
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Indus script encodes language, reveals new study of ancient symbols EurekAlert
Nine Mile Canyon: The Longest Art Gallery Voice of America
More on 3,000-year-old arms storehouse uncovered in Sinai Ha'aretz
Through Spanish eyes: Artefacts unearthed by Spanish archaeologists over 12 decades of excavations in Egypt Al-Ahram Weekly
Painting false doors from Herakleopolis Magna Al-Ahram Weekly
Controversial Hobbit Looks Tiny in Person LiveScience
April 21st & 22nd, 2009 Edition
4 new temples discovered in Egyptian Sinai Associated Press
Neandertals Babies Didn't Do the Twist Science News
More on the Hobbit Time Magazine
Team's re-creation of ancient Karnak brings history of pharaohs to life UCLA Today
Update: Expert says turtle boulder is just a rock Middletown Journal
Wari-Bateshwar: Fresh discoveries show signs of ancient city The Daily Star
Macedonia: Tsarevi Kuli Yields New Archaeological Findings Balkan Travellers
UTSA archaeologists find 3700 BC artifacts UTSA Today
85,000 years old villages found Gulf News
More on the large necropolis of 53 rock-hewn tombs Al-Ahram Weekly
Viking Legacy On English: What Language Tells Us About Immigration And Integration Science Daily
World Digital Library putting human history a click away Chicago Tribune
April 20th, 2009 Edition
Great Wall of China longer than believed as 180 missing miles found Guardian UK
A German institute presents the geophysical archaeology of ancient Kosovo New Kosova Report
Origins Of Maya Blue In Mexico Science Daily
April 19th, 2009 Edition
Archaeologists planning for Iran’s largest rescue excavation at Seimareh Dam reservoir Tehran Times
Ancient remnants found on bank of Saluda River The State
No review of William Wallace’s conviction for treason in 1305
Interesting diary of a traveller to Egypt in the 1800 ANSA
More on 'Beginner's luck' may lay trail to Cleopatra tomb AFP
Could this boulder be an ancient carving? Bucyrus Telegraph
New search to find ancient tower at castle site Oxford Mail
More on HorseThief Reservoir Lawrence Journal World
Inca Wall Found During Construction of New Peru Hotel Latin American Herald Tribune
April 18th, 2009 Edition
Italy: Abruzzo quake unearths prehistoric dwellings Adnkronos International
Clay seal with ancient inscriptions found at Paharpur New Nation
Scientists search for wreckage of Civil War ship The State
Hawass on News from the Temple of Taposiris Magna DrHawass.com
Did Humans Learn From Hobbits? Science Now
April 17th, 2009 Edition
Archaeologists Find Ancient Germanic Graves in Kranj Slovenian Press Agency
Greece: Vergina Archaeological Findings Presented in Thessaloniki Balkan Travellers
More on ancient rock painting in Peru Arkansas Democrat Gazette
More on Egyptian dig hopes to uncover Cleopatra and Mark Antony Mail on Sunday
Mounds yield anomaly-Archaeologists test ‘charcoal horizon’ at LSU The Advocate
More on the 'Mistress of the Lionesses' Daily News Egypt
Ancient Ecosystem Discovered Beneath Antarctic Glacier Science Now
April 16th, 2009 Edition
Archaeologists Discover Temple That Sheds Light On So-called Dark Age Science Daily
Ancient flute found in Xinglongwa in 1986 could be 3,000 years older than previously thought CCTV
Archaeologists pinpoint San Jacinto surrender Dallas Morning News
3,000 year-old bracelet found in Tyrone field Belfast Telegraph
In Scotland, a group of re-enactors replicated the 1746 Jacobite six-hour night march BBC News
First-ever digital survey of ancient Paphos theatre Cyprus Mail
27 graves, gold mask of Mark Anthony detected-More on the search for Cleo and Mark Anthony Egypt State Information Service
KV-63 Update Dr. Otto Schaden\KV-63.com
Roman Villas in Britain: Farms, temples, or tax-depots? Current Archaeology
Ancient Islamic coins and silver jewellery were discovered in one of the biggest finds of its kind on Funen, Denmark Jyllands-Posten
April 15th, 2009 Edition
Egypt to search 3 sites for Cleopatra's tomb Associated Press
Three Subgroups of Neanderthals Identified Science Daily
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Genetic Evidence of Geographical Groups among Neanderthals PLoS
Iranian Archaeologists Return to 7500-Year-Old Sialk Site Circle of Ancient Iranian Studies
More on Iraqi Drought Reveals Sasanian City of Peroz-Shapur and other Archaeological Treasures Circle of Ancient Iranian Studies
Newly-found tomb mural depicts ancient Chinese medication Xinhuanet
The Role of Inbreeding in the Extinction of a European Royal Dynasty PLoS
Evidence has been found of Bronze age activity on the island of Iona BBC News
Eastern Michigan University professor uses 21st century science on prehistoric art Ann Arbor News
Assistant professor of art history at UCA, has confirmed a major discovery in the world of rock art: an ancient rock painting at a burial site from the Inca site of Machu Picchu in Peru University of Central Arkansas.
April 14th, 2009 Edition
Herbal wine, just the thing for ailing pharoahs Philadelphia Inquirer
Our Ancestors Were No Swingers Science Now
Archaeologists uncover Selby Abbey secrets The Press
April 12th & 13th, 2009 Edition
Mission finds dozens of mummies in 53 rock-hewn tombs dating to Egyptian Middle Kingdom Middle East Online
Tequesta Indian artifacts unearthed along the banks of Fort Lauderdale's New River Sun-Sentinel
Macedonia: Archaeology Excavations Begin at Roman Bath in Bansko Balkan Travellers
Ancestors Of African Pygmies And Neighboring Farmers Separated Around 60,000 Years Ago Science Daily
Nazca Lines to be protected from heavy rains Living in Peru
Expert says terracotta army of servants, not warriors Xinhuanet
Ancient Jews used skulls in ceremonies despite ban Haaretz
April 11th, 2009 Edition
Recent diggins revealed that Holguin is Much Older than Supposed Cuban Daily News
How the Upper Crust Lived, and Died, in Early China New York Times
Scientists have unearthed what appears to be a mammoth wooden version of the famous Stonehenge monument at the Hill of Tara Independent Ireland
Update: Was A 'Mistress Of The Lionesses' A King In Ancient Canaan? Science Daily
A Yemeni archaeology team discovered ancient works of art in Humat Thiab Yemen Times
More on archaeologists studying 13000 years of habitation in Gohar-Tappeh Tehran Times
The treasures of the HorseThief-Dig at reservoir site turned up native artifacts Hutchinson News
April 10th, 2009 Edition
Scotland's most ancient home found – at 14,000 years old The Scotsman
'King of Bling' Tomb Sheds Light on Ancient Peru National Geographic
Uncovering 5,000 years of Malta's history Times UK
A fishy tale of Christianity in Ancient Rome Times UK
April 9th, 2009 Edition
Digging up evidence of 400-year-old global trade and wealth-Largest 17th century bead repository found in coastal Georgia EurekAlert
City archaeologists discover Harappan graves Times of India
Albania: Butrint Archaeology Site Showcases Model Project Management Balkan Travellers
1st Farm in Eastern U.S. Grown for Taste, Not Hunger? National Geographic
Iran studies 13,000 years of living Press TV
April 8th, 2009 Edition
Dog Sacrifices Found in Medieval Hungarian Village National Geographic
Artifacts shed light on San Antonio's 'Garden of Eden' San Antonio Express
Mother complex-More on the Queen Sesheshet burial Ha'aretz
Toltec Mounds profiled Stuttgart Daily Leader
Mystery over Georgian queen's relics at Old Goa continues Times of India
Russian archeologists discover golden-masked mummies in Egypt Novosti
Robot brings China's past into the present Xinhuanet
Archaeologists find what they think are remains of 15th century Franciscan Friars Press and Journal
Painted Metaphors: Pottery and Politics of the Ancient Maya UPenn Almanac
April 7th, 2009 Edition
The power structure of Bronze Age societies was based on social networks AlphaGalileo
Mysteries of prehistoric Balochistan unravelled Pakistan Daily Times
Public viewings of Zilker Paleo-Indian archaeological dig to start Community Impact
Preserving the World’s Most Important Artifacts Smithsonian Magazine
Beneath the ruins of Genghis Khan’s capital city in Central Asia, archaeologists discovered artifacts from cultures near and far Smithsonian Magazine
Earthquake Update: Damage to Historical Monuments ‘Significant’ New York Times
Could diggers have unearthed Liverpool Castle remains? Click Liverpool
Bloody Stone Age: war in the Neolithic Current Archaeology UK
April 6th, 2009 Edition
Archaeological discovery in Jordan valley: Enormous 'foot-shaped' enclosures EurekAlert
1,000-yr-old Perumal idol found in Sriperumbudur Times of India
Was a 'mistress of the lionesses' a king in ancient Canaan? Physorg
What are the archaeological signatures of shamans? A new study by Christine VanPool K. Kris Hirst
How similar was Neandertal behavior to that of modern humans? Scientific American
Italy earthquake damages historic buildings-Medieval church and 16th-century fortress among heritage sites damaged Guardian UK
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L'Aquila earthquake damaged ancient baths in Rome Telegraph UK
Gas Drillers, Toxic Dust Threaten to Erase Utah’s Ancient Art Bloomberg
Schindler's List found in library IOL.com
More on Graverobbers feared as lake reveals Iraqi history Reuters
North Carolina site could be old English settlement-Candidate for the 'Lost Colony' The Virginian-Pilot
Digital images reveal the secrets of Roman painting Media Newswire
April 5th, 2009 Edition
Archaeologists began this month the recovery of a great Mayan city buried under tons of earth and jungle in the archaeological area of Ichkabal on the Yucatan peninsula Latin American Herald Tribune
New archaeological discoveries being made in Guanacaste-Costa Rica Inside Costa Rica
Fire reveals Angel Island's history Marin Independent Journal
A Pier from the Hellenistic Period was Discovered in Akko Israel Antiquities Authority
Archaeologist joins call to save unique Roman Villa Media Newswire
After 650 years, the wisdom of the Alhambra is revealed Independent UK
The first cocktail arose in Mesopotamia 5,000 years ago-A sort of grog was probably drank by Etrurians, a population that knew vine before than Greek arrived in Italy Teatro Naturale International
April 4th, 2009 Edition
Iraqi archaeologists find ancient Babylonian relics Daily Star
Search on for 'lost' battlefields of England Telegraph UK
How to read landscapes like an archaeologist Guardian UK
Archeologists save 100-year-old canoe: Rare log boat made in St. Augustine sat in alligator pit at park for years St. Augustine Record
April 3rd, 2009 Edition
Builders stumble on Dark Ages village in Salzburg Austrian Times
Neandertal cannibalism? Maybe not Scientific American
Oldest Stone Blades Uncovered Science Now
Bringing archaeology and anthropology together University of Bristol
More on the embalming bed from Egypt Al-Ahram Weekly
Hobbit brain small, but organized for complex intelligence Science News
8,000 year-old axe head discovered on Inch Island Derry Journal
King Philip II of Macedon palace revealed Athens News Agency
April 2nd, 2009 Edition
Scientific evidence of an ancient invasion of Scotland from Ireland may have been uncovered by DNA techniques BBC News
Rare gold jewelry finds in Boljoon town-Philippines Cebu Daily News
Mayan politics depicted in Penn Museum show Reuters
Macedonia: Archaeology Excavations and Conservation Works at Treskavec Continue Balkan Travellers
April 1st, 2009 Edition
Inscription from the time of Alexander the Great-found in Baktria, land of origin of ancient Bulgarians Focus News Agency
More on early humans may have cared for disabled young New Scientist
First Ship Sunk in WWII Revealed in Sonar Discovery
More on dig sties threatened by climate change Times UK
Did the 'Rx' symbol for prescription medicine evolve from the Udjat Eye of ancient Egypt? VOA News
New World's Earliest Mural-Ancient paintings, ritual fires, and rare birds are found in northern Peru Archaeology Magazine
Prehistoric cave homes among China's top 10 archaeological discoveries Xinhuanet
South Carolina bluff dig uncovering millenia of human history The State
Iraq to reopen Ur to public after US pullback AFP
Quest for the tomb of Monthemhat in Egypt Basque Research
March 31st, 2009 Edition
Nefertiti got extreme makeover: researchers AFP
French dig uncovers 18th-century mass graves Inquirer
Ancient Deformed Children Not Always Killed by Parents National Geographic News
Blackbeard Pirate Relics, Gold Found National Geographic News
Prehistoric remains discovered at Sacramento River excavation site Chico Enterprise Record
Archaeological mission at Great Barrier Island Scoop
Giza Pyramids Align Toward City of Sun God Discovery
March 30th, 2009 Edition
Ancient Pella workshop discovered Athens News Agency
1,500-year-old Mosaic Floor Unveiled in Ancient Synagogue Ruins Israel National News
The Cultural Heritage of the Great Sage Plain-Colorado, Utah (New Free Video) The Archaeology Channel
12,000-year-old archeological site protected Winona Post
Shells give new take on human evolution ABC Science
Airport dig unearths 1500 BC settlement Guernsey Press
New theory on largest known mass extinction in the history of the earth AlphaGalileo
Optimal Running Speed Associated With Evolution Of Early Human Hunting Strategies Science Daily
Achaemenid palaces found in south Iran Press TV
March 29th, 2009 Edition
Archeologists have discovered inscriptions on bones which offer clues to the name of the father of Emperor Wen CCTV
Nubia: Lost civilisation of Egypt BBC News
March 28th, 2009 Edition
4,000-year-old male human skeleton has been discovered in Tajikistan United Press
A look at typology changes over the years Corsicana Daily Sun
More on Archaeologist Discovers Cyprus' Oldest Religious Site Fox News
Vibrant Civilization uncovered in Oman-Italian team unveils different forms of coastal settlements dating back to Stone Age in Sultanate Middle East Online
More on Early Agriculture Left Traces In Animal Bones Science Daily
March 27th, 2009 Edition
Italian dig uncovers 'oldest' temple in Cyprus International Herald Tribune
More on ancient steel: Excavation in Turkey set to rewrite history of Iron Age Asahi Shimbun
Fresh proof of China being cradle of rice cultivation China Daily
Civil War naval clashes uncovered at Bayport, Florida St. Petersburg Times
First Americans Brought Anthrax? National Geographic
Mound of ruins Bengal’s oldest Buddhist site Calcutta Telegraph
Boulder could have been a calendar–5000 years ago Inverness Courier
March 26th, 2009 Edition
Lost Crusaders' Tunnels Found Near Palace on Malta National Geographic
Roman wall escapes archaeologists' trowels This is Gloucestershire
Ironware piece unearthed from Turkey found to be oldest steel The Hindu
Secrets of Duffy's Cut mass grave revealed BBC News
March 25th, 2009 Edition
Massive Byzantine bathhouse uncovered near Gaza-belt town Jerusalem Post
Mud yields secrets of Newport's medieval ship South Wales Argus
Royal cemetery of the late Warring States Period found in Central China China.org
Drugs, Guns and Dirt-Methamphetamine fuels a new epidemic of looting Archaeology Magazine
Climate Change: Sites in Peril Archaeology Magazine
March 24th, 2009 Edition
Researchers find the earliest evidence of domesticated maize-Maize was domesticated from its wild ancestor more than 8,700 years ago NewsWise
Centuries old flood defences are uncovered News Post Leader
Bronze Age sauna discovered on site earmarked for park and ride scheme Telegraph UK
Early agriculture left traces in animal bones EurekAlert
Interactive Dig Update: Excavating Hierakonpolis-Hierakonpolis 2009 Archaeology Magazine
March 23rd, 2009 Edition
Greek fisherman nets 2,200-year-old bronze statue News & Observer
Excavation in Dry Tortugas reveals Fort Jefferson's past Miami Herald
Pre-Inca citadel, cemetery found in Amazonas region Living In Peru
Remains of a hilltop home believed to be about 5,000 years old have been discovered on the outskirts of Edinburgh The Scotsman
March 22nd, 2009 Edition
Drought Reveals Iraqi Archaeological Treasures NPR
Bill Young: Stone knives made by Native Americans in Texas Corsicana Daily Sun
New find doesn't end debate on Clovis cache Columbus Dispatch
A new treasure from Herculaneum was unveiled in Naples ANSA
Buddha was a Scythian Arian of Budins in Ancient Ukraine: scholar New Kerala
Hush-hush archaeology: How scientists and Native Americans pulled off a major dig before the feds triple border fence destroyed everything San Diego City Beat
Egypt seeking return of ancient coffin from U.S. Reuters
Ancient pre-writing on rocks found in remote Tamil Nadu hamlet Times of India
March 21st, 2009 Edition
Archeological finds in Longmen Grotto CCTV
Local cemeteries were early settlement sites Chatham Daily News
March 20th, 2009 Edition
Seals to shed light on life in Wales in Middle Ages Wales Online
More on Egypt unveils pharaonic embalming bed AFP
A Brief History Of Stonehenge Theories Time Magazine
More on Byzantine Period Church With Beautiful Mosaics Discovered Science Daily
Centuries of history is unearthed at Kilkenny Courthouse Kilkenny People
March 19th, 2009 Edition
Teeth Of Columbus' Crew Flesh Out Tale Of New World Discovery Science Daily
UNESCO Celetrates Nubian Salvage at Aswan ANSA
Archaeologists announced they have begun underwater excavations of the prehistoric site of Limantepe in western Turkey Balkan Travellers
Rare Iron Age bowls unearthed Wales Online
Egypt unveils pharaonic 'brain drain' bed IOL.com
More on What Perfumes Did Ancient Egyptians Use? Researchers Aim To Recreate 3,500-year-old Scent Science Daily
March 18th, 2009 Edition
Archaeologists find statue of ancient Yemeni queen Yemen News Agency