March 11th to 13th, 2017 Edition
New archaeological find in Thessaloniki subway rekindles old tensions in Greece Tornos News
Ancient Tomb Decorated with Vibrant Murals Found in China Live Science
French team uncovers mysteries of Indus civilisation’s ‘industrial hub’ Daily Star
Ramses II excavation to be completed using more advanced techniques: ministry sources Egypt Independent
400,000-year-old fossil human cranium is oldest ever found in Portugal Popular Archaeology
Immigration to Denmark is nothing new … just ask the Vikings-A Viking grave in Randers shows evidence of early globalisation Copenhagen Post
A Roman Sarcophagus Is Rescued from Humble Duty as a Flower Pot New York Times
Race on to excavate huge number of historic graves found on building site The Philadelphia Inquirer
March 7th to 10th, 2017 Edition
From Vilified to Vindicated: the Story of Jacques Cinq-Mars-How a toxic debate over the first Americans hobbled science for decades Hakai Magazine
2,000 Year Old Road Excavated near Bet Shemesh Jewish Press
Australian aboriginal hair shows 50,000 years connection to country Popular Archaeology
Dental Plaque DNA Opens New Window on Neanderthal Life-Ways: DNA study reveals what two different groups of Neanderthals consumed and how they practiced their own medicine Popular Archaeology
Two Male Skeletons Unearthed With Fingers Interwoven In London Elizabeth Crossrail The Science Times
Discovery of widespread platinum may help solve Clovis people mystery Popular Archaeology
Ancient nomadic herders beat a path to the Silk Road Science News
Statue of Amenhotep III, 66 of goddess Sekhmet unearthed in Luxor Ahram Online
Advanced Radar Tech Could Save Ancient City of Angkor's Collapsing Monuments Live Science
Tree roots from late 10th century signal a show of power in Tottori Asahi Shimbun
March 3rd to 6th, 2017 Edition
Ancient skulls may belong to elusive humans called Denisovans Science Magazine
Archaeologists say they've found the campsite used by survivors of legendary 'doomed' ship Alaska Dispatch News
4,000 Years Old Mysterious Tomb with Rock Art Exposed in Upper Galilee Jewish Press
Hundreds of previously undiscovered ancient oak trees found in English countryside Independent UK
Greek Culture Minister allocates €2.5 million for Amphipolis Tomb project works Tornos News
Scientists study ways to preserve world heritage sites damaged in armed conflicts PhysOrg
Why Did Greenland’s Vikings Vanish? Newly discovered evidence is upending our understanding of how early settlers made a life on the island — and why they suddenly disappeared Smithsonian Magazine
How to Eat Like a Viking-It's no surprise that the fearsome raiders relished wild boar meat. But yogurt? National Geographic
March 2nd, 2017 Edition
Evidence of large burial mound points to resting place of emperor Asahi Shimbun
Archaeologists Uncover Vast Ancient Roman Mining Operation in Spain Haaretz
Ancient peoples shaped the Amazon rainforest-Trees domesticated by pre-Columbian peoples remain more common in forests near ancient settlements Popular Archaeology
'Patchwork' Early Human Fossils Suggest Intermixing Live Science
March 1st, 2017 Edition
Archaeologists Scale History of Ancient Staircase The Cambodia Daily
High official's family tombs unearthed in Chengdu China.org
Fabled 'Atlantis Alloy' Recovered in Greater Numbers From Ancient Shipwreck Seeker
Tree scars record 700 years of natural and cultural fire history in a northern forest Ecological Society of America\Science Daily
February 26th to 28th, 2017 Edition
Ancient cultures also were affected by climate change Columbus Dispatch
Puzzle of the Maya pendant-Large carved jade unearthed in southern Belize University of California - San Diego\EurekAlert
Mystery over male Black Death victims found buried hand in hand The Guardian UK
New study reignites debate over Viking settlements in England Science Nordic
Confucius depicted on mirror Ecns China
Chaco’s Elites Were Natives of Chaco Canyon, Not Migrants, Their Remains Show Western Digs
'Oldest' Iron Age gold work in Britain found in Staffordshire BBC News
Palaces of Ancient Persia Were Built with 'Fire Temple' Wood Live Science
February 24th & 25th, 2017 Edition
38,000 year-old engravings confirm ancient origins of technique used by Seurat, Van Gogh Popular Archaeology
Ancient burials and artefacts unearthed beneath Lincoln Eastern Bypass site The Lincolnite
Ancient sanctuary from obscure religion that competed with Christianity unearthed in Corsica-Dedicated to the god Mithra, it is the first ever discovered on the island International Business Times
The toy boat that sailed the seas of time The Norwegian University of Science and Technology\Science Daily
February 22nd & 23rd, 2017 Edition
Genetic data show mainly men migrated from the Pontic Steppe to Europe 5,000 years ago Popular Archaeology
75 Years After Start of Internment, Archaeologists Excavate Hawaii’s Largest Camp NBC News
3,000-Year-Old Child Footprints Found at Site of Ancient Egyptian Palace Seeker
Thousands of horsemen may have swept into Bronze Age Europe, transforming the local population Science
Study of ancient skulls suggest there may have been multiple migrations into the Americas PhysOrg
Medieval burials on Yamal peninsula may have been ritualistic sacrifices Siberian Times
February 21st, 2017 Edition
1,800 Year Old List of Synagogue Donors Discovered in Galilee Village Jewish Press
Ancient Roman House and Phallic Amulets Discovered in Israel Live Science
Elite ‘Dynasty’ at Chaco Canyon Got Its Power From One Woman, DNA Shows Western Digs
Kennewick Man skeleton may be on its way back to ancestral home PhysOrg
Archaeologists discover 'coexistence' between Aboriginal people and settlers in North Parramatta ABC News
Medieval graffiti survey underway in Bolton to uncover different marks used to ward of evil spirit — and co-ordinators want The Bolton News
February 18th to February 20th, 2017 Edition
Sharpening our knowledge of prehistory on East Africa's bone harpoons PhysOrg
2,700-year-old jug found in south helps archaeologists focus digs Israel Hayom
To dye for: snail shell found on Temple Mount colors researchers' interest Jewish News Service
Greece displays '7,000-year-old archaeological enigma' BBC News
Did Stone Age people build a large labyrinth in Denmark? Science Nordic