Archaeologica

Engraved Stones Found to be the Earliest Known Human Art in the British Isles Smithsonian Magazine

Researchers link Southeast Asia megadrought to drying in Africa Phys

Unique gallery grave in ancient city of Dara in spotlight Daily Sabah

Glass Wreck reveals traces of East-West maritime trade in southwestern Turkey Daily Sabah

Workers at Chilean copper mine uncover brightly-dressed mummies Reuters

First Archaeological finds revealed from Chester Northgate site including a gaming piece Deeside

Torrential rain and floods batter the glorious ancient quarter of Yemen's capital Washington Press

Stone tools from a remote cave reveal how island-hopping humans made a living in the jungle millennia ago The Conversation

Unearthed images suggest prehistoric artists conquered vanished lands of the English Channel Independent

The fight to save America’s historic Black cemeteries National Geographic

Italy Wants Its Tourists Back, Unless They Sit on the Statues NY Times

Ancient faces, familiar feelings: expressions may be recognisable across time and cultures The Conversation

Beirut explosion: The battle to save the city’s buildings BBC

2300-year-old Mummy Saved From Damage As Rainwater Enters Jaipur's Albert Hall Museum Outlook India

Rapid acceptance of foreign food tradition in Bronze Age Europe Phys

Lifelike face of a tattooed Tashtyk man seen for first time behind a stunning gypsum death mask Siberian Times

Discoveries on Iona rewrite history of sacred isle The Scotsman

Bottle of olives from 1800s found at Invercargill CBD demolition site Stuff

New clues to a 500-year old mystery about the human heart Eureka Alert

Pulled pork! Archaeologists hit the PIG time after digging up Bronze Age children’s toy pigs The First News

7-century-old cistern unearthed in medieval city of Beçin in southwest Turkey Daily Sabah

From 16th century well to ‘48 war, centuries of history unveiled in Safed The Jerusalem Post

Roman temple halts work on Tas-Silġ visitors’ centre Times of Malta 

Boxgrove: How we found Europe's oldest bone tools - and remarkable insights into how early humans lived and hunted I News

Vast Stone Monuments Constructed in Arabia 7,000 Years Ago Max Planck Institute

Restoration of Norfolk hall uncovers Tudor and Elizabethan finds The Guardian

Earliest soap factory in Israel discovered in Negev, shows seeds of early Islam Times of Israel

Economic migrants central to shaping medieval England, says new book The Guardian

Archaeological survey sheds new light on ancient societies in southeast Iran Tehran Times

Extinct Early Humans Socially Ate Out Heritage Daily

Excavation of Buddhist site; Dillu Roy unveils ancient town planning APP

‘Agent of colonialism’ or a ‘saint for our times’? Junipero Serra’s legacy divides Latinos LA Times

200,000 years ago, humans preferred to sleep in beds Phys

Archaeologists Discover Belongings of Moscow Elite in Kremlin Dating Back to 14th Century Sputnik News

From cave art to climate chaos: how a new carbon dating timeline is changing our view of history The Conversation

Oldest human cremation in the Near East unearthed Live Science

Remains of 17th Century Bishop Support Neolithic Emergence of Tuberculosis Max Planck Institute

Thomas Cromwell used 'cut and paste' to insert himself into Henry VII's Great Bible Live Science

Ancient genomes suggest woolly rhinos went extinct due to climate change, not overhunting Phys

Medieval DNA suggests Columbus didn't trigger syphilis epidemic in Europe Science Magazine

Humans have been cremating the dead since at least 7,000 B.C. UPI

Boxgrove: how we found Europe’s oldest bone tools – and what we learned about their makers The Conversation

Researchers unlock secrets of the past with new international carbon dating standard Phys

Australian Indigenous banana cultivation found to go back over 2,000 years Phys

A painful matter: the sandal as a hitting implement in Athenian iconography Nature

Madrid museum showcases Andalusian metalwork The Arab Weekly

Stone tools dating back to 8,000 years unearthed in Oman and Yemen The Times of Oman

Valuable 14h century coins found by couple walking in West Bohemia Radio Prague International

Rare medieval sword and artefacts from first Piast Dynasty found fully intact at bottom of lake The First News

Murder, monuments, and material wealth uncovered during HS2 works Current Archaeology

Oxford archaeologists win access to restricted satellite images of Israel and the Palestinian territories University of Oxford

Infrared photos reveal Buddhist images drawn on temple columns The Asahi Shimbun

Metal detectorist unearths a Bronze Age sword and horse harness in the Scottish borders The Telegraph

Monkeys’ Attraction to Burned Grasslands May Offer Clues to Human Ancestors’ Mastery of Fire Smithsonian Magazine

Jewellery, coins and pottery found during excavation of Roman complex in Corby NorthantsLive

About 30 previously unknown stones discovered at Carahunge (the Armenian Stonehenge) Public Radio of Armenia

Burnt remains from 586 BCE Jerusalem may hold key to protecting planet The Times of Israel

In Hasmonean times, lamps and burials became a symbol of Jewish identity The Jerusalem Post

Yarm Viking helmet 'first' to be unearthed in Britain BBC

Humans Have Been Making Poison Arrows For Over 70,000 Years, Study Finds Science Alert

Over 150 Jewish tombstones used for road construction in WW2 unearthed in Polish town Notes from Poland

Photographer Finds 120-Year-Old Cat Photos After Developing Film Found in a Time Capsule My Modern Met

Lincoln’s mail included advice, warnings and a call to shoot deserters Washington Post