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Bog woman given a face Jyllands-Posten
Ben Hur in Colchester? Race is on to save UK's only Roman chariot racetrack Guardian UK
Sports in the Ancient Egyptian Era Asharq Alawsat
Shackleton's Antarctic spirits saved Irish Times
Turkey’s top 10 archaeological sites Today's Zaman
February 6th, 2010 Edition
Wall with Maya Seignior Glyphs Discovered at Archaeological Zone Art Daily
1,500-yr old city gate discovered The Daily Star
Archaeologists stumble on 8,000-year-old skeleton in Kenyir Lake, Malaysia The Star
Archaeological Findings: Cuneiform tablets, Seals and Tombs Unearthed in Syria Global Arab Network
February 5th, 2010 Edition
Peru to resume archaeological excavations at Huaca Rajada-Sipan site in April Andina
Ancient tooth enamel defects linked with premature death Dentistry UK
Archaeologist uncovers role of religion in South West woollen industry 24Dash
A thousand new archeological sites have been discovered off the North East coast as part of an English Heritage-funded project Northumberland Gazette
Egypt's Antiquities Chief Unveils Renovations at Oldest Monastery Art Daily
Four Thousand Year Archaeological Cemeteries Discovered in Syria Global Arab Network
Extinct Ethnic Group Vestiges Discovered in Chihuahua Art Daily
University of Arizona's tree ring lab unlocking the past ABC News
February 4th, 2010 Edition
Bronze brooch rises from the ashes Irish Times
Extraordinary 1,700 Year Old Sarcophagus Cover on View in Israel Art Daily
Over 100 objects detected within Nikwasi Mound Macon County News
More on Lost Roman Codex Fragments Found in Book Binding-Scraps of law text had been hidden in 16th-century books' spines National Geographic
Ancient tribal language becomes extinct as last speaker dies Guardian UK
Bolivian archaeologists search for ancient DNA in mummies CCTV
More on remains of a 2,000-year-old skeleton found in eastern Mongolia Discovery
February 3rd, 2010 Edition
Rewriting History-There were people before the Caribs and Arawaks Trinidad & Tobago Express
Roman skeleton unearthed in Sleaford Lincolnshire Echo
Two aviation archaeologists head to Northern Ireland to search for a lost WWII Spitfire BBC News
Achaemenid K'aba of Zoroaster On The Verge Of Collapse Circle of Ancient Iranian Studies
More on the excavation and restoration on the Avenue of Sphinxes Independent UK
February 2nd, 2010 Edition
More on DNA Testing on 2,000-Year-Old Bones in Italy Reveal East Asian Ancestry Science Daily
Native Americans First Tamed Turkeys 2000 Years Ago Discovery News
Long lost theory on Silbury Hill is uncovered North Wiltshire and Kennet Gazette & Herald
Could museum's gold be from ancient Troy? Tracing ancient roots of Penn Museum's gold Philadelphia Inquirer
Greece: New Underwater Archaeological Site Designated Off Polyaigos Island Balkan Travellers
February 1st, 2010 Edition
Mummy mystery GMC geology professor to dig into Chilean burial methods Rutland Herald
Chan Chan’s perimetrical wall restored Andina
California wants to register as historical resources the space junk (high-tech and otherwise) left behind by the Apollo 11 crew Los Angeles Times
Polish scientists say 3 Neanderthal teeth found Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
January 31st, 2010 Edition
An ancient Roman temple, discovered in the chancel of the church of Sant Feliu Girona Barcelona Reporter
Egypt to Reveal the Results of DNA Testing on King Tut's Mummy Cleveland Leader
Rotting fish yield fossil clues BBC News
Lifestyles of the rich and famous... Egyptians Independent UK
Professor Eric Cline and GW students’ excavation of a Canaanite palace is unearthing a unique connection between ancient Israel and Greece George Washington University
Ottoman-era village reflects Jordan's layers of enduring history Zawya
Art historian Holly Pittman analyzes the oldest seal found on the Arabian Peninsula University of Pennsylvania
Lecture reveals history behind ancient Egyptian pottery Truman State University
January 30th, 2010 Edition
'Mythical' Temple Found in Peru National Geographic
Tomb of ancient China's 'defense minister' unearthed in northwest China Xinhuanet
Archaeological Findings Highlight Syria Role in Human Civilization Global Arab Network
EKU project on depot site uncovers evidence of 700-year-old village Richmond Register
Archaeologists unearth Iron Age settlement in Kent BBC News
January 29th, 2010 Edition
Silver coin dating to 211 BC is oldest piece of Roman money ever found in Britain Mail Online
Avenue of the sphinxes will be restored IOL.com
More on Sarcophagus could provide clues to Mayan decline AFP\Yahoo News
David O'Connor's Abydos: Egypt's First Pharaohs and the Cult of Osiris (Book Review) Al-Ahram Weekly
Did Leonardo paint himself as 'Mona Lisa'? A group of Italian scientists are seeking permission from French authorities to dig up the body to conduct carbon and DNA testing Associated Press\Yahoo News
Archaeology in Jerusalem: Digging Up Trouble Time Magazine
Horizontal and vertical: The evolution of evolution New Scientist
DNA from 2,000-year-old skeleton may put Indo-Europeans in East Asia Science News
January 28th, 2010 Edition
Mexican archaeologist finds tomb in Mayan area, say it could shed light on collapse Canadian Press
UA archaelogist backtracks on claim about Oxford stone mound WHNT News
Early copy of the Gospel of Mark is a forgery-US scholars, conservators and scientists collaborate to prove that a '14th-century manuscript' is a skilled fake The Art Newspaper
Tomb raiders bulldoze Jiangsu site Global Times
Bulgaria: New Archaeological Finds Presented in Veliko Tarnovo and Sofia Balkan Travellers
January 27th, 2010 Edition
Lost Roman law code discovered in London EurekAlert
Viking settlement unearthed in Dublin Irish Times
Last Neanderthals died out 37,000 years ago Science Daily
Ambassador or slave? East Asian skeleton discovered in Vagnari Roman Cemetery Independent UK
The sea level has been rising and falling over the last 2,500 years EurekAlert
Is the Hobbit's Brain Unfeasibly Small? Science Daily
Italy: Birthplace of Roman emperor Vespasian 'found' in Lazio Adnkronos
Coffin’s Emblem Defies Certainty New York Times
January 26th, 2010 Edition
More on 'Huge head' discovered in ancient Mayan city in Guatemala Herald Sun
Historic Welsh pillar that's shrouded in mystery The Leader
The Ancient City of Ulpiana Balkan Insight
Exploring the Rise and Demise of Empires PhysOrg
January 24th & 25th, 2010 Edition
Evidence of Stone Age amputation forces rethink over history of surgery Times UK
Valencian archaeologists find Mayan figurehead in Guatemala Think Spain
Amman idol, copper coins unearthed near Mannargudi Deccan Chronicle
Medusas in Caesarea Harbor Israel Antiquities Authority
Tomb of 800 year old shaman discovered enPeru
Massive cache of Anglo-Boer War weapons unearthed Daily Dispatch
British Museum in battle with Iran over ancient Cyrus cylinder Guardian UK
January 22nd & 23rd, 2010 Edition
Ptolemaic tomb found in Egypt Providence Journal
Cultural Riches Turn to Rubble in Haiti Quake New York Times
Archaeological Rocky Cave Unearthed in South Syria Global Arab Network
Magnificence on Cave Walls-Inanke's prehistoric paintings are a celebration of life in Zimbabwe Wall Street Journal
Iron Age discovery uncovers prehistoric burial customs in Laos Earth Times
Military Vets Working on Archaeological Project New York Times
Hidden graveyard surprises archaeologists-Relics of pioneer past pop up in odd places Shreveport Times
January 21st, 2010 Edition
Cave Reveals Southwest's Abrupt Climate Swings During Ice Age Science Daily
Photos: Queen's Cat Goddess Temple Found in Egypt National Geographic
JSU professor: American Indian site is gone Anniston Star
January 20th, 2010 Edition
Chemical analyses uncover secrets of an ancient amphora EurekAlert
Sections of Anahita Temple at Kangavar Destroyed By New Construction Circle of Ancient Iranian Studies
Evidence suggests some Mexican Indians dug up graves, dismembered bodies and reburied them Associated Press
Joan of Arc 'Relics' Confirmed to Be Fake Discovery
Study: Animals populated Madagascar by rafting there Purdue University
Uncovering Secrets of the Sphinx-After decades of research, American archaeologist Mark Lehner has some answers about the mysteries of the Egyptian colossus Smithsonian Magazine
Indigenous pictorial drawing found on Cuban mountain peak Cuba Headlines
13,000 Native American artifacts stolen from Southern Illinois refuge Belleville News Democrat
January 19th, 2010 Edition
Archaeologists have begun the search for an ancient civilization in southern Spain Telegraph UK
Most British men are descended from ancient farmers Guardian UK
Lost Spanish colony may be found-Pottery in St. Augustine may provide clues St. Augustine Record
More on Viking Shipwrecks Face Ruin as Odd 'Worms' Invade National Geographic
January 18th, 2010 Edition
Syrian-Swiss Archaeologists: Pictures of Humans Unearthed in Palmyra Global Arab Network
Planks may be lost boat's cargo BBC News
Tools point to early Cretan arrivals Times UK
Dutch return plundered 4,000-year-old clay tablet to Iraq Daily Star
January 17th, 2010 Edition
More on the Altar of Zeus Science News
A priceless ancient Roman statue has been discovered being used to decorate a flower bed in a housing estate Croatian Times
Is an Eclipse Described in Homer's Odyssey?(video lecture) Princeton University
As state slumbers, volunteers step in to rescue neglected Sanhedrin Tombs Ha'aretz
January 16th, 2010 Edition
1000-Year-Old Monument with Image of Mayan Ruler Found Art Daily
Ancient arrowhead a 'chance find' at Sutherland school, Scotland BBC News
Radiocarbon Daters Tune Up Their Time Machine Science Now
Earliest Chinese civilization found in Jiangsu CCTV
Treasure found off La Manga The Leader Newspaper
Mound of Ash Reveals Shrine to Zeus-An altar dedicated to the king of the gods was used for ritual ceremonies by the ancient Greeks Discovery News
Torrential rains in Cusco damage Inca wall at Sacsayhuamán enPeru
January 15th, 2010 Edition
Temple discovery reveals clues of Indonesia's past Australian Broadcasting Corp
Medieval defences found at Edinburgh Castle BBC News
A Visit to the Cradle of Humankind-The Sterkfontein Caves Guardian UK
Crew studies whether 1539 etching on Phoenix South Mountain is real Arizona Republic
January 14th, 2010 Edition
Mysterious Jamestown Tablet an American Rosetta Stone? Slate may show early colonist efforts to communicate with Indians National Geographic
Mystery surrounds US museum's Egyptian mummy IOL.com
and the immediate follow up:
Hunt for bird mummy in US comes up empty Associated Press\Yahoo News
Ancient coins and artefacts found in Terengganu’s Chinatown worksite The Star
Archaeologists puzzle over origin of city pillars in Laos Vientiane Times
January 13th, 2010 Edition
Remains found in Carmel Valley are 3,000-year-old Native American woman Monterey Herald
Cappadocia, the high plateau region of Central Anatolia in Turkey (New free video!) The Archaeology Channel
In praise of… Neanderthal man (commentary) Guardian UK
Vandalism discovered at rock art site near Yuma KGUN9
Stable climate and plant domestication linked AlphaGalileo
January 12th, 2010 Edition
On a mission to crack the Norse code Herald Scotland
Seahenge set to be complete for the first time in 10 years EDP24
Ancient Costa Rica Pt. 2: The narrow road to Guayabo Boing Boing
Gozo rock holds ancient wine presses Times of Malta
Syria: Important Archaeological Findings in the Ancient Palmyra Global Arab Network
January 11th, 2010 Edition
Archaeologists find 8,000-year-old home near Tel Aviv Ha'aretz
More on Egypt tombs suggest free men built pyramids, not slaves BBC News
Ancient Costa Rica Part I: Lost history in the land of the crossroads Boing Boing
More on Use of body ornamentation shows Neanderthal mind capable of advanced thought EurekAlert
Shipworm threatens archaeological treasures Physorg
Iron Age sword found at Centrica site, Caythorpe Hutton Cranswick Today
No rest for Caravaggio, 400 years on The National
Bering Strait's Ups and Downs Alter Climate Science Now
Palestinians find ancient coin hoard in Gaza AFP
January 9th & 10th, 2010 Edition
Egypt tombs suggest pyramids not built by slaves Reuters
Syria's mysterious Dead Cities Guardian UK
Neanderthal 'make-up' containers discovered BBC News
Archaeological Findings: Temple of Hadad in Aleppo Citadel Sheds Light on Important Periods Global Arab Network
Fresh excavation starts at 2500-year-old city in Bangladesh Bangladesh News
January 8th, 2010 Edition
Massive statue of Pharaoh Taharqa discovered deep in Sudan Independent UK
Human Ancestors May Have Been Seafarers Science News
How the Alexander Mosaic was Seen Discovery
Heavy Brows, High Art?: Newly Unearthed Painted Shells Show Neandertals Were Homo sapiens's Mental Equals Scientific American
Megalithic spin? Brockdorff Circle report literally rewrites history Malta Today
Egyptian Eyeliner May Have Warded Off Disease Science Magazine
Bits of 81 ancient bronze mirrors unearthed Daily Yomiuri
Iraqi archaeologists find ancient Sumerian settlement France 24
Beccles dig unearths ancient secrets The Advertiser
15th-century relic discovered in Haveri Times of India
January 7th, 2010 Edition
Update: Most ancient Hebrew biblical inscription deciphered EurekAlert
Daily blog tracks Penn’s archaeological research in Laos UPenn Current
Viral phenomenon: Ancient microbe invaded human DNA AFP\Yahoo News
Oldest primate fossils found...not in Africa Bangkok Post
First Minoan Shipwreck (abstract) Archaeology Magazine
Sifting fact from fiction in mausoleum of Cao Cao Xinhuanet
January 6th, 2010 Edition
New Tombs Reveal More On Egypt's Middle Class RedOrbit
Sacred Statue Uncovered at Site of Ancient Hindu Temple in Yogyakarta Jakarta Globe
Archaeological Cemeteries and public Baths Unearthed in Syria Global Arab Network
Did Unemployed Minoan Artists Land Jobs in Ancient Egypt? Heritage Key
Deal Signed to Protect Ancient Art in Utah Canyon ABC News
January 5th, 2010 Edition
What Happened to the Hominids Who May Have Been Smarter Than Us? Discover Magazine
More on Largest Saqqara Tomb Discovered (pics) Discovery
Iraqi police seize artifacts amid smuggling fears San Luis Obispo Tribune
The oldest brothels in the Malaga Euro Weekly News
January 3rd & 4th, 2010 Edition
Archaeologists: 50,000 Years Old Volcanic Cave Discovered in Syria Global Arab Network
Plateau was ancient salt-making site Stockton Record
More on DNA analysed from early European BBC News
Valletta was built on agricultural land, archaeological evidence shows Times of Malta
More on 'Lost' Amazon Complex Found; Shapes Seen by Satellite National Geographic
January 1st & 2nd, 2010 Edition
Chromatic Palette of Mexica Sculptural Art Identified Art Daily
Relic reveals Noah's ark was circular-Newly translated tablet gives building instructions Guardian UK
Archeological Site Opens in Huatulco, Mexico NTDTV
Method found to read 30,000-year-old DNA Deccan Chronicle
Devizes burial pit mystery Gazette & Herald
Ancient child’s coffin unearthed at Parthian site in southwestern Iran Tehran Times
Archaeologists Nearing The End Of Dig At Former Indian Village Greenville Sun
Cable gang unearth an Iron Age fire mystery Craven Herald
December 31st, 2009 Edition
Moors give up ancient secret Scarborough Today
Ancient tomb up to 2,500 years old discovered in Khanh Hoa VietnamNet
Massive statue of Egyptian ruler Taharqa found deep inside Sudan Heritage Key
Department of Interior lax in care of museum collections, report says Deseret News
Firm investigating artifacts at Ohio sites United Press
Using modern sequencing techniques to study ancient modern humans EurekAlert
December 29th & 30th, 2009 Edition
Mayan glyphs detail priest's life, blood sacrifices AFP\Yahoo News
From Ur's Royal Tombs (commentary) Wall Street Journal
Historians chew over mystery of old tooth from Boleyn home Guardian UK
Ancient artifacts found at Ohio plant site Examiner
Stone basins may be Miwok salt 'factory' San Francisco Chronicle
A 700-year-old stone cross discovered at a medieval settlement may have been an early 'advert' reminding Christians to attend church Yorkshire Post
More on Ancient tomb of general Cao Cao is genuine, experts say Digital Journal
Third excavation of Bai Coi archeological site launched Saigon Daily
December 27th & 28th, 2009 Edition
Tomb of legendary general Cao Cao unearthed in central China Xinhuanet
Handful of Iron Beads Offer Clues to Solve Mystery of Ancient Iron Forges Science Daily
A sweet discovery: Evidence reveals chocolate enjoyed in St. Augustine in the 1500s St. Augustine Record
7th-century Buddha statue found in Kargil India Express
Egypt and Nubia in the 5th-4th millennia BCE British Museum Studies in Ancient Egypt and Sudan
Spectral Imaging of Ostraca PalArch
Stonewares of Neolithic Age found in SE Tibet China Tibet Online
Australian astronomer finds crater from ancient stories, Google maps IT Wire
December 25th & 26th, 2009 Edition
Pakistan's Turmoil Endangers Its Archaeological Treasures Time Magazine
Civil War history surfaces with help of Austin archaeology group Austin Statesman
More on the giant monolith from a submerged temple raised from the seabed in Alexandria Al-Ahram Weekly
Archaeology Magazine's Top 10 Discoveries of 2009 Archaeology Magazine
Conversation: Sacred Stones-Exploring the connection between Stonehenge and Madagascar's modern-day megaliths Archaeology Magazine
Naga heritage traced back to 50 B.C. Morung Express
December 23rd & 24th, 2009 Edition
Ancient Mayans likely had fountains and toilets-Mayans built elaborate subterranean aqueducts to deal with streams Live Science
Alcohol's Neolithic Origins-Brewing Up a Civilization Spiegel
Archaeological dig to reveal mystery Roman building in Chester Chester Chronicle
More Finds: Threshold to Cleopatra's mausoleum discovered off Alexandria coast Guardian UK
Seventh grave discovered at Skye Bronze Age dig site Press and Journal
December 22nd, 2009 Edition
Archeological team finds ancient shrine in Yogyakarta Antara
Builders Unearth a Mystery in Times Square New York Times
Modern Behavior of Early Humans Found Half-Million Years Earlier Than Thought Science Daily
Tales of hidden gold reveal mysterious niche in Ottoman-era bridge Ha'aretz
Historian: Paducah site could yield Civil War relics Courier Journal
December 20th & 21st, 2009 Edition
2,000 year old house unearthed in Nazareth BBC News
Earth on track for epic die-off, scientists say San Francisco Chronicle
Archaeologists to explore feasting habits of ancient builders of Stonehenge Culture 24
Update: Midlands museums face Vatican battle for Staffordshire Hoard Birmingham Mail
More on Sixty Headless Skeletons-3,000 Years Old-Discovered in Pacific Ocean Archipelago Vanuatu Science Daily
Seeking Bust’s Return, Egypt Cites Diary Entry New Tork Times
Evidence of Benidorm's first settlers found in the Sierra Helada-Tools and other archaeological evidence found at the dig are believed to be 10,000 years old Typically Spanish
Pot found in Manti-LaSal, Utah thought to be several centuries old Emery County Progress
December 19th, 2009 Edition
Archaeologists: Middle Euphrates Civilization - Magnificent Architecture Bears the Stamp of Clay Global Arab Network
Excavation of ancient Sindh site started International News Pakistan
More on The Origins of Tidiness Science Now
Who Wrote the Dead Sea Scrolls? Smithsonian
December 18th, 2009 Edition
Stone Age Pantry: Archaeologist Unearths Earliest Evidence of Modern Humans Using Wild Grains and Tubers for Food Science Daily
Human Ancestors Were Homemakers Live Science
Experts bid to decode Roman altar Shields Gazette
Science's breakthrough of the year: Uncovering 'Ardi' EurekAlert
Rock Art Redefines ‘Ancient’ New York Times
December 17th, 2009 Edition
More on Monument lifted from Cleopatra's underwater city Associated Press
Merovingian and Carolingian burial sites discovered near Paris Medieval News
Ceramic beads dating back 3,500 years and described as being of great significance have been discovered in Leinster Leinster Leader
Bones find from abandoned village 'shows tough life of medieval women' Guardian UK
A 4,000-year-old lentil seed found during an archeological excavation has germinated Hurriyet News
Century-old butter found in Scott's Antarctic hut AFP\Yahoo News
Marine archaeology: Davy Jones's lock-up The Economist
Over 200 ancient sites found in western Iran Press TV
More on Lost Giants: Did Mammoths Vanish Before, During and After Humans Arrived? Scientific American
December 16th, 2009 Edition
Burial cloth found in Jerusalem cave casts doubt on authenticity of Turin Shroud Mail Online
Remains in 2,000-year-old tomb near Old City show first known case of leprosy Jerusalem Post
A rare artifact, dating to the Ptolemy era will be recovered from the seabed ANSA
Ancient Book of Mark Found Not So Ancient After All Science Daily
First archaeological survey of Paphlagonia published PhysOrg
Rising seas clue in sunken world off Orkney BBC News
Indian College found? At last, archaeologists believe they have located a foundation trench Harvard Gazette
December 14th & 15th, 2009 Edition
4,000-year-old flowers found at Bronze Age dig BBC News
More on Viking Weapon-Recycling Site Found in England National Geographic
Byzantine mosaic unearthed in northeast Syria Xinhuanet
Mayas Saving Maya Culture (New Free Video!) The Archaeology Channel
Archaeologists find late Roman grave in Budapest Caboodle
Conservation center prepares to excavate ‘temple’ site Jakarta Post
The mammoths' swan song revised EurekAlert
French find puts humans in Europe 200,000 years earlier PhysOrg
Genetic studies show modern humans on Qinghai-Tibet Plateau 21,000 years ago Xinhuanet
December 12th & 13th, 2009 Edition-Sorry for the double editions....Still Traveling...
Signs of what could be a previously unknown ancient civilisation are emerging from beneath the felled trees of the Amazon New Scientist
Archeological department unearths Hindu idol in Kurukshetra Thaindian News
Mystery of the Narara caves Fiji Times
Volunteer archaeologists explore ancient civilizations in Southern California Washington Post
Archaeological evidence of Sri Ram and His birthplace The Organiser
Byzantine Era - Geometric mosaic unearthed in Syrian archaeological site Global Arab Network
Great Wall ruins discovered in NE China's Jilin Province, archaeologists say China View
Evidence of Australia's first human occupation found Times of Malta
Kuwaiti excavated structures must be documented Kuwait Times
Heroes or rabble-rousers? The real story of the Maccabees JTA
Was Largs a Roman holiday resort? Largs & Millport News
Great Base of Cacaxtla Uncovered INAH
Was Ancient Historian One Of The First Spin Doctors? NPR
December 10th & 11th, 2009 Edition-Sorry for the double editions....Traveling...
Ancient Maya king shows his foreign roots-Dynastic founder may have been installed by kingdom to the north Science News
Hasmonean rule reached the Negev, archeologists declare Jerusalem Post
UCSB Archaeologist Disputes Common Belief About Collapse of Maya Civilization University of California SB
Ancient Pacific islanders brought to light AlphaGalileo
Hungarians among the Pharaohs-102 years of Hungarian excavations in Egypt Al-Ahram Weekly
December 8th & 9th, 2009 Edition
Four ceremonial fountains discovered at Machu Picchu en Peru
First century Spanish pottery found in Pattanam India Today
The impact of the diffusion of maize to the Southwestern United States EurekAlert
Absence of evidence for a meteorite impact event 13,000 years ago EurekAlert
Ancient Tablets Decoded; Shed Light on Assyrian Empire National Geographic
Top Ten Archaeology Finds: Most Viewed of 2009 National Geographic
Archaeology professor and two of his colleagues have unearthed a Spanish fort believed to be the earliest European settlement in the interior of the United States Black Mountain News
Ancient Mediterranean flood mystery solved BBC News
The Big Question: What is the Rosetta Stone, and should Britain return it to Egypt? Independent UK
December 7th, 2009 Edition
Ownership of Adena tablet in dispute Columbus Dispatch
Ancient Volcano's Devastating Effects Confirmed Live Science\Yahoo News
Archaeological study of ostrich eggshell beads collected from SDG site EurekAlert
Medieval tombstones rise from flames BBC News
The Temple as Canon of Egypt’s Religious Literature: A New Long-term research Project at the University of Tübingen AlphaGalileo
More on Remains Of Minoan-Style Painting Discovered During Excavations Of Canaanite Palace Science Daily
Three ultra-ancient artifacts-4,000 to 7,000 years old-have been found by the University of Washington's botany greenhouse Seattle Post Intelligencer
December 6th, 2009 Edition
Excavations uncover four ossuaries at Georgian monastery Cyprus Mail
John Switzer commentary: Early Ohioans tracked solstices Columbus Dispatch
Professor explores school's continuing excavation of Mochlos, Crete University of North Carolina
Naylamp’s temple discovered in Lambayeque en Peru
Archaeology's Hoaxes, Fakes, and Strange Sites Archaeology Magazine
Ice Age skull of giant sloth unearthed in Southern California Digital Journal
December 5th, 2009 Edition
French immigrants founded first British farms New Scientist
Will holds 'vital' historical clues-17th-century document has information about first colony Montreal Gazette
More on WWII Fighter Plane Recovered From Lake Michigan(pics) Discovery News
December 4th, 2009 Edition
Tamil Nadu archaeologists take up digitisation of ancient scriptures Newstrack
Digging at Peru's Cerro Mejía Archaeology Magazine
Ruins of Pompeii now on Google Streetview Baltimore Sun
December 3rd, 2009 Edition
Bad Teeth Tormented Ancient Egyptians Discovery News
Excavations in Ancient Tegea Athens News Agency
Buddhist-era rock engravings found in Udupi district Times of India
Italian officials unveiled new discoveries in an ancient Roman luxury complex filled with priceless mosaics, elegant porticos and thermal baths Associated Press
Hope Remains Ancient Vancouver Island Archaeological Site Can Be Saved Epoch Times
More on Archaeologists celebrate ancient Scandinavian settlement find Iceland News
Panel Criticizes Military’s Use of Embedded Anthropologists New York Times
December 2nd, 2009 Edition
China had bronze early on Science Alert
The Jewel in the Lotus- the story of Siddhartha and the subsequent spread of Buddhism (New Free Video) The Archaeology Channel
Remains of Roman tower discovered during City Walls repair project in Chester Chester Chronicle
Mystery Still Shrouds Peking Man 80 Years after Discovery CriEnglish
Hair Reveals Ancient Peruvians Were Stressed Out Discovery
December 1st, 2009 Edition
Viking 'recycling' centre discovered at battle of Fulford site near York The Press
More on Cambyses' lost army in Egypt, true or false? Tehran Times
Ancient Chinese statues believed to be Eros: archaeologist Xinhuanet
Did American whalers discover the east coast of Australia before Captain Cook? Sydney Morning Herald
Excavators uncover ancient grave in Iraq's Arbil Azzaman
Ancient Temple Architects May Have Been Chasing a Buzz From Sound Waves PRWeb
How a prehistoric 'super river' turned Britain into an island nation Mail Online
Maha group finds cave paintings in Satpura ranges Sakaal Times
Turkey: Archaeology Holds Up Construction of Tunnel under the Bosphorus Balkan Travellers
November 29th & 30th, 2009 Edition
Greece: Archaeologists Discover Wall of Ancient City of Vergina Balkan Travellers
3-year study reveals Lake Superior's ancient past Philadelphia Inquirer
NMU Geographers Use GIS to Predict Archeological Sites Gustavus Adolphus College
Dogs to look for archaeological remains on Port Angeles waterfront Peninsula Daily News
Big freeze plunged Europe into ice age in months European Science Foundation
A Lost European Culture, Pulled From Obscurity New York Times
Science Digs Into Civil War Sites U.S. News
November 28th, 2009 Edition
Hungarian divers find 17th-century Dutch ship near Brazil MTI
Researchers Find the First Horse Whisperers Live Science\Yahoo News
Shedding light on Acadians-Archeology professor publishes diary detailing expulsion Chronicle Herald
November 27th, 2009 Edition
10,000-year-old weapon found at site of new Ontario arena Windsor Star
Archaeologists are preparing to excavate the site of Shakespeare's final home BBC News
Archaeologists Recount a Buddhist Tale New York Times
Some people lose faith - but only bureaucrats can lose an Indian temple Times UK
Ancient camp unearthed: Algonquin artifacts believed to be up to 2,000 years old Ottawa Citizen
November 26th, 2009 Edition
Cavemen Roasted Birds, Too Discovery
Pictish throne built as part of new research project BBC News
A modern bombing range, an ancient way of life Arizona Republic
Palace of Balhae Era Unearthed by Archeologists Russia Info Centre
November 25th, 2009 Edition
UQ archaeology digs into the life behind Pompeii Univeristy of Queensland
Scientists unearth oldest site in Umpqua, Oregon News Review
Cemetery Dating Back to Romanian Era unearthed in Syria Global Arab Network
1,500-year-old girl is reconstructed JoongAng Daily
Terra cotta clay figures show tomb as it once looked Asahi News
Vermont archaeologists seek War of 1812 hospital Nashua Telegraph
More on The Noble Young Man of Huaca Rajada Living in Peru
November 24th, 2009 Edition
Native American artifacts thousands of years old halt sewer installation in Warwick, R.I. Providence Journal
Sunken Canadian stern-wheeler is an underwater time capsule Los Angeles Times
Archaeologists to recreate the palace of Tsar Simeon the Great Novinite
Supervolcano Eruption In Sumatra Deforested India 73,000 Years Ago Science Daily
Threatened archaeological sites prioritized Savannah Morning News
November 21st-23rd, 2009 Edition - Apologies for no postings, connectivity issues over the weekend.
Parthian grave with astounding artifacts found in Iraq Azzaman
Archaeologists publish first map of contested sites in Middle East UCLA
Hunting for the home of Indonesia's Java Man BBC News
Stone wall may have defended Canada's oldest British settlement Canwest
Taliban destroying Gandhara heritage in Pakistan Himalayan Times
More on the Hammurabi seal (pic) Al-Ahram Weekly
Canaanites the art collectors of their day USA Today
More on The Astronomical Orientation of Ancient Greek Temples(original research paper) PLoS
1,000-year-old makeup kit found in a tomb in Nishiwaki Japan Times
Rich Ore Deposits Linked to Ancient Atmosphere Science Daily
Caucasus’ most ancient administrative building found in Azerbaijan Azerbaijan Business Journal
Macedonia: Zgropolsko Kale Archaeological Excavations Reveal New Facts Balkan Travellers
November 20th, 2009 Edition
Hammurabi Seal Discovered Egypt State Information Service
Death certificate is imprinted on the Shroud of Turin, says Vatican scholar Times UK
Hunters’ remains earliest known Hamilton Advertiser
Hadrian’s Academy unearthed? Blast
Digital map reveals Israeli archaeology Los Angeles Times
Scotland already has more identified Roman camps than any other European country The Scotsman
November 19th, 2009 Edition
Ancient Greek worshippers showed inclination towards the Sun Times UK
Archaeologists Discover Unique Ancient Rhyton in South-Eastern Bulgaria Balkan Travellers
Sophisticated hunters not to blame for driving mammoths to extinction Guardian UK
Copper plate inscription throws new light on Alupas The Hindu
Crews search for Civil War history-The scuttled USS Westfield Galveston Daily News
More on 'Hobbits' are a new human species -- according to the statistical analysis of fossils EurekAlert
How Humanlike Was 'Ardi'? A second look a the 4.4-million-year-old primate that has sparked debate about upright walking and what it means to be in the human tribe Scientific American
November 18th, 2009 Edition
New archeological sites found after American Samoa tsunami Radio New Zealand International
Dominican archaeologist closes in on Cleopatra, top Egyptologist says Dominican Today
Valley in Jordan inhabited and irrigated for 13,000 years PhysOrg
Historic shipwreck discovered Euro Weekly News
Bulgaria Archaeologists Present Unique Thracian Tomb Finds Novinite
Early Humans May Have Been Hobbits, Scientists Say Cornell University
'Shangri-La' Caves Yield Treasures, Skeletons National Geographic
November 16th & 17th, 2009 Edition
More on Ancient Weapons Dug Up by Archaeologists in England Science Daily
More on The Vanished Army: Solving an Ancient Egyptian Mystery Time Magazine
Cerne Abbas Giant: is he older than we thought? Times UK
New Technology Reveals Extent of Early Hawaiian Agricultural Systems The Nature Conservancy
Archaeologists Find pre-Columbian Cemetery in Costa Rica Costa Rica Pages
Water Pipeline of Peter the First Epoch Discovered under Moscow Russia InfoCenter
Heart Disease Found in Egyptian Mummies Science Daily
Indus Valley's Bronze Age civilisation 'had first sophisticated financial exchange system' Telegraph UK
November 15th, 2009 Edition
Ancient pond remains found in Japan United Press
Artifacts from the Cascades give scientists a window on human activity in the area thousands of years ago The Olympian
John Switzer commentary: What killed Ohio's earliest dwellers? Columbus Dispatch
November 14th, 2009 Edition
Quest to find out what the Romans dropped down the drain Times UK
Incas Practiced Ritual Decapitation of Enemies, Archaeologists Say Latin American Herald Tribune
Were rats behind Easter Island mystery? USA Today
Evidence of Lincolnshire's first pub Lincolnshire Echo
Indus civilisation reveals its volumetric system The Hindu
Archaeological evidence of a Roman villa in Ceredigion Wales Online
November 13th, 2009 Edition
Severed heads among discovery at Sacsayhuamán en Peru
Archaeologists: Three Byzantine tombs discovered in Wadi al-Zahab in Syria Global Arab Network
Man finds 3,000-year-old sword United Press
Stanford archaeology workshop recreates the world of Incan pottery Stanford University
Archaeologists to study Bronze Age barrow at Stedham Chichester Observer
Australian farmer claims skull is Ned Kelly's Guardian UK
Ancient Canals Discovered in Heart of Mesa, east of Phoenix Examiner
Discoveries by Polish archaeologists of an Byzantine basilica in Egypt Serwis Nauka w Polsce
More on Maya 'Painted Pyramid' Reveals 1st Murals of Daily Life National Geographic
November 12th, 2009 Edition
Prehistoric people leave footprints in Loess Hills-Iowa Daily Sentinel
Greening Of The Sahara Desert Triggered Early Human Migrations Out Of Africa Science Daily
Utah rock art canyon up for historic designation Salt Lake Tribune
Israel displays coins excavated from Jewish Temple site USA Today
More on Queen Himiko: 3rd-century building fuels debate over lost country Asahi Shimbun
Pictures: WWII 'Samurai Subs' Found-Carried Aircraft National Geographic
November 11th, 2009 Edition
Spaniards discover forgotten Euphrates City ANSA
More on palace of Japan's warrior queen discovered Telegraph UK
An ancient Roman ruin has been discovered by builders working on the Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury BBC News
Cave Study Links Climate Change To California Droughts Science Daily
Ancient stone moved from Pissouri archaeological site Cyprus Mail
Solar Chariot 3600 Years Old Unearthed in Saratov Region Russia InfoCentre
Tal al-Khwaira: Civilizations Dating Back to the 3rd Millennium B.C., Says Archaeologists Global Arab Network
Han Dynasty city ruins discovered in China's Inner Mongolia People's Daily
'Hardwired' to create rock doodles; professor says ancient art was 'an instinct' Daily Courier
N.C. Underwater Archaeology Branch confirms Pasquotank River shipwreck is CSS Appomattox, steamer torched in 1862 Carolina Newswire
Archaeologists Discover Remains of British Military Ship in Albania’s Waters Balkan Travellers
November 10th, 2009 Edition
Donegal brain surgeon at work in AD 800, burial site reveals Irish Times
King Tut's tomb set for 5-year renovation project Associated Press
New research has cast doubt on traditional theories about the historic Lewis Chessmen BBC News
Remains of what appears to be Queen Himiko's palace found in Nara Kyodo News
Four archaic wells discovered in Egypt Egypt State Information Service
Bulgaria: Archaeologist Unearth More Valuable Finds in Nesebar’s Necropolis Balkan Travellers
November 8th & 9th, 2009 Edition
Vanished Persian Army of Cambyses II Said Found in Desert Discovery
Secrets from a sunken Egyptian city USA Today
Human bones found at Saanich construction site may be 1,000 years old Times Colonist
Experts to excavate pre-Elamite site in southwestern Iran Tehran Times
Czech archaeologists uncover Europe's largest rondel enclosures Noviny
Maya Murals Give Rare View of Everyday Life Live Science\Yahoo News
Fort uncovered on Trail of Tears Tennessean
Archaeologists find mummy of young priestess from 300-450 AD in Peru Thaindian News
The Search for Ghengis Khan Eurasianet
Remains of Minoan-style painting discovered during excavations of Canaanite palace EurekAlert
Stone Age humans crossed Sahara in the rain New Scientist
Traces of Mithras in Malta The Malta Independent
Digitized inscriptions reveal ancient messages San Francisco Chronicle
November 7th, 2009 Edition
British archaeology professor finds missing legs of 900-year-old Buddhist statue Independent UK
Three stone idols of Krishna, Lakshmi and Nandi unearthed from a road Deccan Herald
A History of Archaeology and Excavation at Saqqara Heritage Key
More on Fernbank archaeologist confident he has found de Soto site Atlanta Journal-Constitution
2012: Six End-of-the-World Myths Debunked National Geographic News
November 6th, 2009 Edition
Pineland site may offer clues to Calusa mysteries News Press
The Many Mysteries of Neanderthals Live Science
Caesar rises: several millennia's artefacts from the bed of the Rhone Telegraph UK
Exploring Fort George Cay Turks & Caicos Weekly News
Reassessing Artworks of Ancient Rome New York Times
November 5th, 2009 Edition
Evidence found in Georgia of Spanish explorer's trail Associated Press
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Archaeologists Track Infamous Conquistador Through Southeast Science Daily
Archaeologists recover mediaeval shipwreck from Lake Constance The Local
Scots Aim Lasers at Landmarks New York Times
Pictures from Germany: 'Extraordinary' Ancient Skeletons Found National Geographic
Oldest American artefact unearthed-Oregon caves yield evidence of continent's first inhabitants Nature
Significant find at Roman settlement in Albir Round Town News
November 4th, 2009 Edition
Six prehistoric slab-lined graves and six cremation pits have been unearthed at Skye Press and Journal
Second 'royal' Iron Age burial mound in Oss-Netherlands Dutch News
Ancient weapons factory unearthed by University of Leicester team This is Leicestershire
Bamboo poles are 800 year old shipment records JoongAng Daily
History In 3-D: Digitally Archived Works Of Art Science Daily
Archaeologists uncover prehistoric landscape beneath Oxford PhysOrg
Novice metal detector man discovers 'stunning' treasure hoard The Herald Scotland
More on In the Mediterranean, Killer Tsunamis From an Ancient Eruption New York Times
From Meadowcroft: Pennsylvania Site Contains Evidence of Earliest People in North America VOA
November 2nd & 3rd, 2009 Edition
Archaeology in the Taguatinga Valley, Brazil (New Free Video!) The Archaeology Channel
Bulgarian Archaeologists Find Silver Treasure in Thracian Tomb Novinite
Chinese challenge to 'out of Africa' theory New Scientist
Iron age gold treasure found in Scotland-Metal detector finds 2,000-year-old treasure hoard Guardian UK
Riddle of 200-year-old Irish grave in New York Independent UK
13th Century marble pieces found in Acre Jerusalem Post
1,800-year-old grave found in Hai Phong Thanh Nien News
Ancient DNA Reveals Lack of Continuity between Neolithic Hunter-Gatherers and Contemporary Scandinavians Current Biology
November 1st, 2009 Edition
Youngest Moche noble yet at Sipán site enPeru
Map could yield clues at Tippecanoe battle site ABC News
Bradley T. Lepper: Revisiting discoveries a good idea Columbus Dispatch
Ohio Wesleyan art professor uncovers celestial connection in desert Southwest Columbus Dispatch
British holidaymaker discovers lost underwater 'city' off Montenegro Telegraph UK
Nazcas' destruction of forests caused downfall Telegraph UK
October 31st, 2009 Edition
Divers probe Mayan ruins submerged in Guatemala lake Reuters\Yahoo News
Remains of 1,000 people recovered at medieval site Irish Examiner
14th century Cairo mosque restored to glory Associated Press
October 30th, 2009 Edition
Roman-era cemetery uncovered near Hebron Ma'an News Agency
Archaeologists uncovered ancient findings dating back to the Greek era during excavations at Sheikh Saad site in Daraa, southern Syria Global Arab Network
More on Witch Bottle Discovered; Made to Ward Off Evil Spirits? National Geographic
October 29th, 2009 Edition
Archaeology course unlocks 'silent history' of the slave trade in West Africa UC Santa Cruz
The Whisper of Tombs-Hawass on the Exodus Asharq Alawsat
Maronia Cave, home of the mythological Cyclops Polyphemus Athens News Agency
More on Macedonia seeks to stop archaelogical smugglers AFP
October 28th, 2009 Edition
Archeologists Discover Ancient Fortress near Moscow Russia InfoCentre
Battle of Bosworth: dig finally pins down long disputed site Guardian UK
Syrian-Japanese Archaeologists: Burial Jars Dating Back to Third Century Found in Palmyra Global Arab Network
Were Eastern Canary Islands Wetter 50,000 Years Ago? Red Orbit
Sassanid site bulldozed in southwestern Iran Payvand
Metropolitan Museum returns part of King Amnemhat I coffin Egypt State Information Service
October 27th, 2009 Edition
At Ur, Ritual Deaths That Were Anything but Serene New York Times
Macedonia Faces Plundering of its Archaeological Heritage Balkan Travellers
Bronze Age cattle travelled long distances Natural Environment Research Council
Mystery stone found near church linked to Knights Templar The Scotsman
Geospatial: Mapping Iraq's Ancient Cities DVIDS
Uncanny Archaeology-A look at the archaeology of Halloween, witches and witchcraft, creatures of the night, and ancient curses and magic Archaeology Magazine
Extinct bison body could rewrite Canadian archaeological record Calgary Herald
A tomb at the Sipan archaeological site in northern Peru confirms that the ancient Moche people date back further than thought Latin American Herald Tribune
10,000-year-old flint found on Coventry allotment Coventry Telegraph
October 26th, 2009 Edition
A 7,000-year-old site has been uncovered in Trinidad by Basil Reid of the University of the West Indies Trinidad Express
Tsunami Waves Reasonably Likely To Strike Israel, Geo-archaeological Research Suggests Science Daily
Malawi could be the cradle of humankind Reuters\Yahoo News
Many `matuto` paintings found in Kaimana Antara News
Neanderthals ‘had sex’ with modern man Times UK
Volcanoes Played Pivotal Role In Ancient Ice Age, Mass Extinction Science Daily
October 25th, 2009 Edition
World's Oldest Known Granaries Predate Agriculture Science Daily
German Archaeologist: Beneath Every Footstep in Syria is an Ancient Civilization Global Arab Network
Pottery with human faces points to tribe that lived 2,000 years ago Malaya News Philippines
Historians Reassess Battle of Agincourt New York Times
October 24th, 2009 Edition
Evidence indicates Alexander the Great was not first at Alexandria Live Science\Yahoo News
Humans may call Karonga home ITWire
When Ancient Artifacts Become Political Pawns New York Times
Korea unearths more than 14,000 Paleolithic artifacts China View
Phoenician remains found at Málaga airport Typically Spanish
More on: Comets Didn't Wipe out Sabertooths, Early Americans? National Geographic
October 23rd, 2009 Edition
Ancient Greeks introduced wine to France, Cambridge study reveals Telegraph UK
Penn Museum show casts new light on ancient Iraq Reuters
History study presents treasure trove of data Easton Courier
Prehistoric Mississippian collection of artifacts found in Chesterfield KSDK News
October 22nd, 2009 Edition
Byzantine Clay Lamps & Glass Kohl Jars Uncovered in Syria Global Arab Network
Archaeologists 'Strike Gold' by Finding Quarries of Greatest Bulgarian Tsar Novinite
Ancient Anglo Saxon and Iron Age artefacts and human remains found between Rudston and Boynton East Yorkshire Beverley Guardian UK
Picture of Manhattan Project life unearthed at Hanford News Tribune
'Dutch' Batavians more Roman than thought Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research\AlphaGalileo
Ancient 'Lucy' Species Ate A Different Diet Than Previously Thought PhysOrg
Archaeologists discover fourth set of human remains at University of York dig The York Press
Ancient Yamato dynasty tomb unveiled in Nara Japan Times
October 21st, 2009 Edition
Archaeologists unveil ancient auditorium in Rome Associated Press
Welcome to Chucalissa-The Chucalissa prehistoric site represents the widespread Mississippian Culture (New Free Video) The Archaeology Channel
An anchor from the shipwreck believed to be Blackbeard’s flagship, the Queen Anne’s Revenge to be raised Jacksonville Daily News
Ñain An sculptures: New secrets revealed at ancient Chan Chan en Peru
Earliest evidence of humans thriving on the savannah New Scientist
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Oldest Evidence of Toolmaking Hominins in a Grassland-Dominated Ecosystem PLoS
More on Pavlopetri-the world's oldest known submerged town EurekAlert
The First Men And Women From The Canary Islands Were Berbers Science Daily
Roman temple discovered in Tuscany Adnkronos
Archaeologists celebrate 80th anniversary of Peking Man' discovery CCTV
Andrew Stone tools might date to 1500 B.C. Dubuque Telegraph Herald
Pre-Columbian Societies Knew a Thing About Extracting Gold Science Now
So Ida's not the 'missing link': questions and answers with Erik Seiffert Times UK
Prehistoric Clovis culture roamed southwards Nature
October 19th & 20th, 2009 Edition
Archaeologists uncover 4,000 year-old skeletons in eastern Germany Deutsche Welle
Lady of Pacopampa: A woman born to rule en Peru
Makeover may lose Bolivian pyramid its world heritage site listing Guardian UK
A team of Iranian archaeologists has recently begun the sixth season of archaeological research at the palace of the Sasanian emperor Khosrow II, Parviz Circle of Ancient Iranian Studies
Dig may lay Spanish poet mystery to rest BBC News
Dig uncovers significant historical site in Narragansett Providence Journal
Stone with Sanskrit, Tamil inscriptions unearthed in Tamil Nadu Press Trust of India
Archaeological Discoveries: Trajan Palace, Headquarters of Archbishop Global Arab Network
October 18th, 2009 Edition
Ancient cult of the Viking kings-Could a large mud building unearthed in Lejre have been a cult place or beer hall of the ancient Viking kings? Copenhagen Post
The Mocama: New name for an old people-Their dialect and new name come from their source of food and life,the salt marshes Florida Times-Union
Fracture zones endanger tombs in Egypt USA Today
Archaeology: Solving human puzzles Kenosha News
Norwegian Wood For The Ages: 'Mummified' Pine Trees Found Science Daily
October 17th, 2009 Edition
‘Tomb 10A’ lets you look history right in the face Boston Globe
Historian is delighted to have discovered a rare bronze age arrowhead in Rutland Rutland Times
October 16th, 2009 Edition
New discoveries at world's oldest submerged town-dates back 5,000 year University of Nottingham\AlphaGalileo
Has the original Labyrinth been found? Independent UK
Roman Bath Dating Back to the Hellenistic Era Unearthed in Syria Global Arab Network
Aceh tombstones hint Islam spread to S.E. Asia 3 centuries earlier Kyodo News
October 15th, 2009 Edition
Pharaonic-Era Sacred Lake Unearthed in Egypt ABC News
Technology brings new insights to ancient language University of Chicago
Bronze Age burial site unearthed at former rugby club Evening Star
Giant Impact Near India- Not Mexico -May Have Doomed Dinosaurs AlphaGalileo
Monroe archaeological dig to begin south of River Raisin Toledo Blade
More on Experts find rare Crusader-era murals in Syria Associated Press
October 14th, 2009 Edition
A 200,000-year-old cut of meat-TAU archaeologists shed light on life, diet and society before the delicatessen American Friends of Tel Aviv University
Murky waters and a creaky law-Treasure Trove Act 'archaic', doesn’t protect historic shipwrecks, critics say Chronicle Herald
Ancient Artisans' Footprints Discovered Beneath Lod Mosaic Israel National News
Mosaics tell of Somerset prosperity in Roman times This is Somerset
The Arctic before Inuit-Archeologist studies ancient peoples of the North Northern News Service
Saving Judaculla Rock-Preservation work begins on local artifact Smokey Mountain News
October 13th, 2009 Edition
Edmonton archeological dig uncovers old campsite and possibly...soup Canwest News Service
Archaeologists Discover a Parthian City in North Khorasan Province Circle of Ancient Iranian Studies
North America comet theory questioned, again Nature
12 Great Underwater Discoveries Archaeology Magazine
'Teenage warriors' discovered in terracotta army China Daily
Statue of Alexander the Great has been discovered in Alexandria Egypt State Information Service
Tribe wants Ohio mound protected from wind farm Associated Press
Penn archaeologist recreates ancient brews Philadelphia Inquirer
October 12th, 2009 Edition
LSU students dig into Civil-War era history Opelousas Daily World
Pipi shells, pig and fish bones, clay pipes and a bone button are helping reveal a piece of Wanganui’s past
Wanganui Chronicle
More on Stolen Egyptian Relics On Their Way Home Discovery
Ancient burial chambers in the Jordan Valley are being threatened by modern development Jordan Times
October 11th, 2009 Edition
2 Mural Paintings Portraying Heaven and Hell Discovered in Syria Global Arab Network
The Mary Rose’s artefacts give us a unique insight into Tudor life Times UK
2012 isn't the end of the world, Mayans insist Associated Press\Yahoo News
October 10th, 2009 Edition
Rare 17th-century Bellarmine jar discovered in excavation of land beneath the former Turk's Head Inn, Stafford Birmingham Mail
Oldest known Central Texans might teach textbook writers a thing or two Waco Tribune
5000-year-old tombs under study in Kercem Times of Malta
October 9th, 2009 Edition
Pre-Columbian Graves Found in Peru Latin American Herald Tribune
Saving the Wrecks of the Channel-Marine Archaeologists Fear Historic Vessels, Under Threat From Fishing Trawlers, May Be Lost Forever Wall Street Journal
Local archeologist leads statewide survey of Paleoindian points Great Falls Tribune
Easter Island-tourists destroying 'perfect place' Winnipeg Free Press
Case Closed: Famous Royals Suffered From Hemophilia Science Now
Indus script linguistically Dravidian: expert The Hindu
First-of-their-Kind Tombs Unearthed in Palmyra Global Arab Network
October 8th, 2009 Edition
Early Hominid First Walked On Two Legs In The Woods Science Daily
Egypt, Demanding Artifacts’ Return, Cuts Ties With the Louvre New York Times
The Newark Earthworks-Ohio's world-class archaeological site Archaeology Magazine
Frieze dated from 5,000 years ago found in Peru Living in Peru
Cave paintings more than 20,000 years old found in Deba (Gipuzkoa)Spain EITB
October 7th, 2009 Edition
Man digging potatoes finds axe belonging to Ireland's first farmers Kilkenny People
The Fall Of The Maya-They Did it to Themselves NASA\Red Orbit
World Monuments Fund’s latest list of 93 endangered cultural heritage sites World Monuments Fund
Castle dig unearth Bishop's Palace Fenland Citizen
Egypt severs ties with Louvre over artifacts Associated Press
October 5th & 6th, 2009 Edition
Bronze Age box unearthed in Salzburg Austrian Times
More on Mini-Stonehenge Found: Crematorium on Stonehenge Road? National Geographic
Roman tombs found in south Lebanon cave AFP
Italian scientist reproduces Shroud of Turin Reuters\Yahoo News
Pot of gold found in Sürekli sewage Hurriyet News
Buried Coins May Hold Key To Solving Mystery Of Ancient Roman Population Science Daily
Ancient synagogue unearthed in Turkey Jerusalem Post
Archaeological sites face ruin from treasure-hunting 'nighthawkers' Telegraph UK
Archaeologists Discover 12-Century Ritual Pits in Southern Bulgaria Balkan Travellers
Sunken galleon found off coast of Menorca Think Spain
October 4th, 2009 Edition
Ship survey reveals Romans liked French wine Cyprus Mail
Cyrus the Great’ Palace Faces Total Destruction Circle of Ancient Iranian Studies
More on Ardi: Our 4.4 million-year-old granny Scotland on Sunday
Jewish Priesthood Has Multiple Lineages, New Genetic Research Indicates Science Daily
Archaeologists Discover 4-Century BC Royal Burial Vault near Prilep, Macedonia Balkan Travellers
Archaeologists unearth 17th century bottle used to scare off witches Telegraph UK
October 3rd, 2009 Edition
Does brooch dug up in Oxfordshire field belong to 6th century Saxon princess? Herald Series
Who came first, Indians or Europeans? DNA India
Rune in Norway dates to 400 AD Red Orbit
October 2nd, 2009 Edition
Researchers studying the evolution of culture say analysis of Polynesian canoe design suggests New Zealand was at least partially settled from Hawaii New Zealand Herald
Archaeologists have studied tooth enamel to shed more light on the residents of Winchester nearly 2,000 years ago Hampshire Chronicle
Sacrifice to the Gods: A view into the sacred well of Chichen Itza The Examiner
Bluehenge unearthed: Prehistoric site that could be famous stone circle's little sister Daily Mail
Whatever happened to all the Neros? Portsmouth News
Ancient Earth's Magnetic Field Was Structured Like Today's Two-pole Model Science Daily
October 1st, 2009 Edition
More on Archaeologists Discover Amphitheatre In Excavation Of Portus, Ancient Port Of Rome Science Daily
Excavating Ardi: A New Piece for the Puzzle of Human Evolution Time
Sand trap yields cannonball Nashville Tennessean
Interactive Dig El Carrizal: Rescuing a Mesoamerican Site Archaeology Magazine
Archaeologist's Team May Be Closer To Finding Bradley's Crash Site Hartford Courant
Polychrome mural found in archaeological complex of Chotuna Andina
September 30th, 2009 Edition
Stone Age village found under sea Isle of Wight County Press
Cyprus - Completion of the archaeological excavations at Choirokoitia for 2009 ISRIA
More on Nero's rotating banquet hall unveiled in Rome Associated Press
British archaeologists unearth emperor’s private amphitheatre Times UK
Ancient lighthouse to be saved Hurriyet
Armenia: Archeologists Say They’ve Found Remains of World’s Oldest Human Brain Eurasianet
September 26th through 29th, 2009 Edition
I will be travelling until Monday the 28th. If connection permits there will be updates! And we're back! My apologies for the lack of connection. Here's a big update list:
Rome archaeologists find 'Nero's party piece' in dig Guardian UK
Archaeologists to search for Arghun Shah’s grave near Soltanieh Dome Tehran Times
200 valuable porcelain artifacts found on ancient Chinese merchant vessel Xinhuanet
Dig reveals ancient fields: Network of 3,000-year-old canals by Santa Cruz may be most intricate in N. America Arizona Star
Basilica and martyr tomb discovered at Zrze archaeological site Macadonian International News Agency
Archaeological dig yields clues to ancient Ohio Coshocton Tribune
Roman Military Camp in Bulgaria (pdf format) Bulgarian Archaeological Association
Archaeologists probe city's Maori past Wanganui Chronicle
Roman Statues Found in Blue Grotto Cave Discovery
Japan's oldest stone tools found Daily Yomiuri
Omrit - Herod's mystery temple? Jerusalem Post
Hobbit species may not have been human The Australian
Lost legs of an ancient sculpture of the Buddhist deity found in Siem Riep Phnom Penh Post
Chilean Family Finds Millennia-Old Human Bones in Yard Latin American Herald Tribune
More on Dig along upper Hudson opens window to old NY fort Associated Press
Startling evidence of a Stone Age structure in the Solent This is Hampshire
Artifact find key in filling gaps in First Nation history in Nova Scotia Chronicle Herald
Symbols akin to Indus valley culture found Manorama Online
Peruvian Glacial Retreats Linked To European Events Of Little Ice Age Science Daily
Pennies from William the Conqueror's reign unearthed in the Cotswolds Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard
September 25th, 2009 Edition
5,000-year-old Venus figure found in Çanakkale Today's Zaman
Fibers Help Date Rise of Culture-Archaeological finding helps date the rise of civilization Harvard Crimson
Rare coins find excites experts BBC News
'Joseph-era' coins found in Egypt Jerusalem Post
September 24th, 2009 Edition
Largest hoard of Anglo-Saxon treasure found in UK Associated Press\Yahoo News
Aryan-Dravidian divide a myth: Study Times of India
French find prehistoric animal worship site AFP\Yahoo News
Miscue opens door to old NY fort's buried secrets The Examiner
Human Ancestors Conflicted on Monogamy Discovery
Mass Extinction Event Spared Europe (Mostly) Discovery
Scandinavians are descended from Stone Age immigrants EurekAlert
Near Army construction site in Germany, a trove of ancient Roman artifacts Stars and Stripes
September 23rd, 2009 Edition
2,000-year-old ritual bath found in Jerusalem-Ancient site likely used for purification by pilgrims two millenia ago MSNBC
More on Archeologists dive for clues to early prehistoric settlement Post Gazette
Ancient Mayans made pyramids to make music for rain god Thaindian News
More from Belize-Portal To Mythical Underworld: Mysterious Ruins, Mayan Collapse Post Chronicle
More on Archaeologists find suspected Trojan war-era couple (pics) Reuters
Visualizing the Aztecs-Digital Reconstruction PhysOrg
September 21st & 22nd, 2009 Edition
Archaeologists Find Burial Cellar In Ancient Syrian City Containing Spectacular Artifacts Science Daily
1,800 Year-Old Marble Figurine Found in Israel Epoch Times
Kirkleatham Museum to display jewels from Cleveland grave of Anglo-Saxon princess Culture24
Archaeologists find suspected Trojan war-era couple Reuters
MSU Archaeology Team’s latest find: 16,000-year-old sand dune Michigan State University
China finds new section to its Great Wall: report AFP\Yahoo News
Tunnel links continents, uncovers ancient history CNN News
End of an era: New ruling decides the boundaries of Earth's history EurekAlert
The Oldest Lunar Calendar on Earth Environmental Graffiti
Exact Date Pinned to Great Pyramid's Construction? National Geographic
13 gold coins have been found, wrapped together, by the river in Córdoba Typically Spanish
3300 year old archaeological site discovered in Sri Lanka Daily Mirror
September 20th, 2009 Edition
Historic Roman salt store found on mudflats The Echo
Gimme shelter: Archaeological digs show ancient Indians took refuge beneath rock overhangs Columbus Dispatch
Dionysus myth a clue to ancient neonatal care? Athens News Agency
The Loveland Stone Age Fair Denver Post
Ninth century settlements found in northwest Qatar The Peninsula
Scholars look at factors surrounding Hermann’s victory The Journal
What Do Dinosaurs And The Maya Have In Common? Science Daily
September 19th, 2009 Edition
'Unexpected' Man Found Amid Ancient Priestesses' Tombs National Geographic
'Whicker Man' tomb to yield Bronze Age secrets, say scientists The Scotsman
Uncovering Ancient St. Louis (New Free Video!) The Archaeology Channel
Mysterious ruins may help explain Mayan collapse USA Today
Uncovering a Small Town (and Some Tall Tales) New York Times
Dolmen with petroglyphs found near Villupuram The Hindu
Researchers Probe Links Between Modern Humans and Neanderthals PhysOrg
September 18th, 2009 Edition
Finds unearthed at necropolis in Pella shed light on social status of warriors Athens News Agency
Ancient objects found on remote Mokumanamana 'an archaeological mystery' Honolulu Advertiser
Stimulus money means work for state archaeologists Post Bulletin
Indus Valley Civilisation: Who were they? Dawn
Hundreds of Saxon graves unearthed on new pub site Kent News
September 17th, 2009 Edition
Prehistoric man 'used crude sat nav' Telegraph UK
New finds at rich ancient cemetery in Greece Associated Press
More on Decapitated bodies - were they Vikings? BBC News
A remote Neolithic burial mound on an Orkney island may contain carvings of human eyes and eyebrows BBC News
More on Alexander Seen in New Portrait Discovery
Gothic architectural treasures found in Hungarian monastery Caboodle
12 sepulchers found in Teghut, Armenia A1Plus
Archaeologist: Rice Existed 4,000 Years Ago in Yangtze Basin Epoch Times
September 16th, 2009 Edition
Bulgaria Archaeologists Find Unique Cult Complex at Perperikon Novinite
Bulgaria Archaeologist Re-Finds Unique Golden Chariot from Ancient Thrace Novinite
4,000-year-old arrowhead found in Burren excavation Irish Times
1617 village is near Jamestown-Named for official who kidnapped Pocahontas Virginia Gazette
More on Skeleton Found At Roman Site In Britain Mystifies Archaeologists Science Daily
Queensland archaeologists' discovery sheds new light on settlement (video) ABC News
Mexican archaeologists find submerged Mayan cultural heritage Daily News
Ancient Animal Graves From Private Zoo? National Geographic
September 14th & 15th, 2009 Edition
Ancient Aphrodite Figures Hint at Pagan Resistance Science Daily
The Patuxent's Hidden Treasure: Archaeologists Hope to Excavate Shipwreck That Dates to War of 1812 Washington Post
A unique fragment of a twelfth-century vessel was discovered by archaeologists during excavations in Bulgaria Balkan Travellers
Appalachian geologist investigates Homo sapiens’ oldest known trackways Appalachian State University
Discovery of fourth century skeleton puzzles archaeologists Norfolk Eastern Daily Press
Team to collect Hopi oral histories about their ancestors' early counters with Spaniards University of Arizona
African Origin Of Anthropoid Primates Called Into Question With New Fossil Discovery Science Daily
Ancient Book of Buddhism Chantings Found Korea Times
Discovery: Street Used by Pilgrims on Way to Temple Mount Arutz Sheva
Archaeologists delve into Hadrian Wall’s past PhysOrg
September 13th, 2009 Edition
A mass cemetery carved in rocks discovered in Syria Global Arab Network
Radar technology has changed the way archaeologists dig in the dirt Columbus Dispatch
Excavations at Prastion - Mesorotsos Cyprus, Ministry of Interior, Press and Information Office
The Iklaina Archaeological Project 2009 Season Report Iklaina Archaeological Project
Pre-hispanic citadel found in Peru Andina
More on Researchers to explore sacred Maya pools of Belize EurkeAlert
September 12th, 2009 Edition
Loo unflushed for 500 years is archeologists’ goldmine Herald Scotland
Ashwell treasure find rare and significant The Comet
Extinct Eagle May Have Hunted Humans Discovery
September 11th, 2009 Edition
Ancient synagogue found in Israel near Tiberias CNN News
Earliest known depiction of Second Temple lamp uncovered Haaretz
Iron Age discovery unearthed at farm-floor and timber beams of a 2,000-year-old roundhouse Press & Journal
New program gives wounded warriors work preserving America's past NBC News
Giant stone-age axes found in African lake basin PhysOrg
Students dig for artifacts at Montana ghost town Great Falls Tribune
Bank Team Supports Archaelogical Dig of 7,000-Year-Old Silk Road Find World Bank
September 10th, 2009 Edition
Archaeologists discover oldest-known fiber materials used by early humans-Flax fibers could have been used for warmth and mobility; for rope, baskets, or shoes EukerAlert
Cave painters’ giveaway handprints at Pech-Merle Times UK
Japanese help uncover ancient Peru remains AFP\Yahoo News
Stone man joins carved animals in neolithic farmyard Guardian UK
More information on the mysteriously inscribed stone mug unearthed in Jerusalem National Geographic
Superscanner helps scientists see into the unknown University of Nottingham
Cyprus-Excavations at Prastion-Mesorotsos ISRIA
Search for Fromelles soldiers ends Sydney Morning Herald
Peru: Pre Inca citadel found in Zaña river's upper basin Living in Peru
September 9th, 2009 Edition
Largest-ever Collection Of Coins From Period Of Revolt Against Romans Found In Judean Hills Science Daily
Human Archeological Remains Found in Sacsayhuamán Living in Peru
Scientists to explore sacred Maya pools United Press International
A flood control project has uncovered evidence of an ancient culture in Texas ABC News
Europe milk drinking began 7,500 years ago United Press International
Egyptian temples followed heavenly plans New Scientist
September 7th & 8th, 2009 Edition
Colossal Apollo Statue Unearthed in Turkey Discovery
350-year-old temple chariot to be preserved by State Archaeology Department Mangalorean
Greatest Zapoteca Ballgame Court in Atzompa Restored Art Daily
Significant medieval discoveries in Angus-Excavation uncovers artefacts beside Brechin cathedral STV News
Fossil find in Dmanisi, Georgia challenges theories on early humans Guardian UK
'Giraffe of the Mesozoic' Discovered PhysOrg
September 5th & 6th, 2009 Edition
Giant statues give up hat mystery at Easter Island BBC News
Lost city could be Gujarat's womb: Archaeologists Times of India
Newfoundland; Site may be oldest Christian site in New World National Post
Marine archaeologists are resuming work on an Elizabethan wreck off the coast of Alderney BBC News
Search hopes to find 510-year-old Newfoundland church National Post
September 4th, 2009 Edition
Rock shelter yields rare proof of early Ohioans-Broken spear point left by ice-age hunter 10,000 years ago Columbus Disptach
Artefacts uncovered during roadworks give fresh perspective on early Irish life Irish Times
More on 'Massive' ancient wall uncovered in Jerusalem CNN News
Sixth century stone sculpture of Hindu goddess discovered in Kashmir Breaking News
Third century Buddhist relics, caves found at Taranga Hills Times of India
Dogs First Tamed in China -- To Be Food? National Geographic
September 3rd, 2009 Edition
Guatemala Mayan city may have ended in pyramid battle Reuters
3,000 year old iron age remains uncovered at North Wales Dig Site Evening Leader
Law offers less protection for American Indian sites Anniston Star
Anthropology assistant professor uncovers genetic patterns-New reseach challenges previous theories of continent population Oklahoma Daily
Evidence Points To Shawnee Lookout As Oldest Continuously Occupied Site University of Cincinnati
Discovering the Greek side of ?stanbul Today's Zaman
Europe's first farmers replaced their Stone Age hunter-gatherer forerunners EurekAlert
Archaeological findings could influence plans for Lewis and Clark Heritage Trail Courier Journal
September 2nd, 2009 Edition
Europe’s oldest stone hand axes emerge in Spain-Findings suggest that tool advance occurred by 900,000 years ago, much earlier than previously thought Science News
Bulgaria Archaeologists Find Relics of Medieval Saint at Perperikon Novinite
Israeli archaeologists say they have uncovered the oldest example of massive fortifications ever found in Jerusalem Associated Press
Site of 1960s California commune becomes archeological dig News & Observer
More on Computer algorithm to decipher ancient texts Reuters\Yahoo News
Cavern dig uncovers 15,000-year-old weapon South Devon Herald Express
Bronze Age boat proves a handful for Loch Tay volunteers The Herald
September 1st, 2009 Edition
Archaeologists Return to Ramhormoz After 40-Year Absence Circle of Ancient Iranian Studies
Prehistoric tools discovered at Isles of Shoals PhysOrg
Book Excerpt: 'Cahokia: Ancient America's Great City on the Mississippi' Wall Street Journal
1,800-Year-Old Roman Building Discovered in Jerusalem Philadelphia Bulletin
Archaeologists said Friday they have unearthed a lavish burial site at the seat of the ancient Macedonian kings in northern Greece Associated Press
Akrotiri, Santorini: the 'Minoan Pompeii' - part 1 The Examiner
Akrotiri, Santorini: the 'Minoan Pompeii' - part 2 The Examiner
Blasting away centuries-old heritage for gravel Dawn
Archaeologists have discovered that a hill fort in Denbighshire may be almost 3,000 years old BBC News
Part of one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World may now form part of a Maltese dockyard Times UK
Battle of the Teutoburg Forest: Germany Recalls Myth That Created the Nation Spiegel
Bulgaria Recreates Orpheus’s Lyre Balkan Travellers
Archaeologists found grave of Sipan dynasty oldest ancestor in Lambayeque Andina
El Coporo Archaeological Site Consolidation Advances Art Daily
Monuments and archaeological sites on Luxor's east and west banks are undergoing major development Al-Ahram Weekly
New discovery links ancient Egypt and Jordan valley site Jerusalem Post
More on Decoding the Ancient Script of the Indus Valley Time Magazine
Mexican archeologists find new pre-Hispanic conquest burial Xinhuanet
Chance of ancient burial ground halts Causeway floodwall project Times-Picayune
Lower Paleolithic sites discovered in southeastern Iran Tehran Times
The Complicated World of Ancient Humans-Recent digs show long-distance trade and complex social structures were around for longer than archaeologists thought Discover Magazine
Underwater expedition delivers key findings in search for evidence of early Americans EurekAlert
