Archaeologica

Ancient Maya May Have Smoked Marigold To Make Tobacco More Enjoyable, Study Finds IFL Science

New Parks Canada Home Planned For 25 Million Artifacts National Park Traveler

Archaeologists Excavating Anglo-Saxon Cemetery Reveal 3000 Ornate Grave Goods Heritage Daily

Iron Age skeletons uncovered during Navenby dig BBC

The farmer’s boy and the ship of gold: uncovering the treasures of Sutton Hoo The Guardian

Lepper: The Fort Ancient Earthworks – similar but different from the Newark Earthworks Newark Advocate

Hidden secrets revealed in microscopic images of ancient artifacts Live Science

The ancient Orkney site where Picts and Vikings settled now under threat from pandemic Scotsman

Native clay pipes on Roanoke Island sparked an English tobacco industry and helped save Jamestown The Virginian Pilot

The end of domestic wine in 17th century Japan Phys

WSU scientists identify contents of ancient Maya drug containers EurekAlert!

Taíno Stilt Houses May Have Been an Adaptation to Climate Change American Geophysical Union

Teeth pendants speak of the elk's prominent status in the Stone Age Phys

Faces of ancient king and queen from 2600 years ago reconstructed by science 9News

Farmers Discover Rare Statue of Pre-Hispanic Woman in Mexican Citrus Grove Smithsonian Magazine

Archeologist digs into the history behind old N.S. houses, one shoe at a time CBC

Onlooker notices Roman-era stele at construction site in northwest Turkey Daily Sabah

World's first food processor, from 350,000 years ago, found near Haifa The Jerusalem Post

Warty pig is oldest animal cave art on record Live Science

Palace system discovered in 5,300-year-old ancient capital Shanghai Daily

2nd Anatolian Seljuk sultan's grave found in SE Turkey Anadolu Agency

New insights from original Domesday survey revealed Phys

Tang Dynasty murals unearthed in China's Shaanxi MSN

Lexington history mystery: Bone lice combs, 1863 coin and more found under Vine Street Lexington Herald Leader

2,500-year-old temple to Greek love goddess unearthed in Turkey Live Science

First Human Culture Lasted 20,000 Years Longer Than Thought Max Planck Institute

Victorian bathhouse uncovered beneath Manchester car park The Guardian

Earthquake-resistant buildings in Gujarat 1,500 years ago? TOI

Mexican farmers find rare female statue in citrus grove Phys

Faces of ‘Siberian Tutankhamun’ and his ‘Queen’ buried 2,600 years ago reconstructed by science The Siberian Times

The man searching for pirate treasure in the Seychelles CNN

Archaeological Dig Yields Artifacts at Crippen House HuntingtonNow

Polish discovery sheds light on construction of Machu Picchu Poland In

Student's Space Archaeology start-up showcased at world’s biggest tech show Source Wire

A Medieval Nun Led This Newly Unearthed Buddhist Monastery in Eastern India Smithsonian Magazine

New findings uncovered at 8,000-year-old Amida mound in Turkey’s Diyarbakır Daily Sabah

Ancient Cemetery Discovered Under Street in Larnaca, Cyprus Greek Reporter

Oldest Hominins of Olduvai Gorge Persisted Across Changing Environments Max Planck Institute

Sharing leftover meat may have contributed to early dog domestication Phys

Ancient DNA analysis reveals Asian migration and plague EurekAlert!

Archaeologists working on Iron Age experiment uncover the Plastic Age University of Liverpool

A Microscopic Map into the Past UC Santa Barbara

Slave trade links of Scotland's Glenfinnan memorial revealed The Guardian

Multiple tribes protest drilling of 5,000 oil and gas wells in Wyoming Casper Star-Tribune Online

Is a New Human Species Emerging From An Underground Cave? Syfy

Geologists Solve Archaeological Mystery About Early Farmers in Israel Haaretz

Treasure Hunter Pleads Guilty to Digging in Yellowstone The New York Times

Excavation in Southern France Reveals 19th-Century Convent with Innovative Architecture to Combat Frequent Flooding ARTnews

Major Drought in Middle Ages Could Have Parallels to Climate Change Today Heritage Daily

Magic, culture and stalactites: how Aboriginal perspectives are transforming archaeological histories The Conversation

A Roman slab was found in a garden in England. How it got there is a 'complete mystery' CNN

Prehistoric people developed a technique for making a playdough-like material from mammoth ivory Siberian Times