April 22nd, Edition
Huge Ottoman shipwreck found after 70-year hunt The National
Karatepe-Aslantas Archaeological Site to become new promotional face of Turkey Daily Sabah
Online project launched to record boat noosts Shetland News
Hunter-gatherers developed culturally distinct cuisines 7,000 years ago UPI
Could forgotten graves of WWI soldiers be lying in remote southern village? The First News
April 21st, Edition
Archaic relics found in or near Dover Westlake Bayvillage Observer
What ancient Southwest farming cultures tell us about adapting to climate change FERN
Tracing the human genetic history: Every tooth tells a different story Phys
Scientists Stage Sword Fights to Study Bronze Age Warfare Smithsonian Magazine
April 18th to 20th, Edition
Scientists will 'capture scents of old books' at Bodleian exhibition Oxford Mail
Science Notes - Leprosy in medieval England Current Archaeology
N.C. Civil War & Reconstruction History Center moving forward Fayetteville Observer
Salish Sea basin was one of continent's most densely populated areas when Europeans arrived The Province
Human Figure Detected on 14,000-year-old Burial Slab in Israel Haaretz
Mediterranean shipwrecks reveal 'birth of globalisation' in trade The Guardian
The ironmonger's daughter from Durham who made her own mark The Northern Echo
April 17th, Edition
On the origin of feces: CoproID reliably predicts sources of ancient poop Phys
Iranian, German archaeologists to shed more light on history of Persia Tehran Times
The Cold Ones: India's Epidemic Goddesses Live Mint
Graduate research: 'Manufactured savagery' during the Georgia gold rush William and Mary News
Will coronavirus prevent the unveiling of Ramses II's statue? News Landed
April 16th, Edition
Angkor Buddhas unearthed The Phnom Pehn Post
Turkey: 800K + people visit online museums amid virus Anadolu Agency
Medieval Church Discovered in Bulgaria Archaeology Magazine
Warming Climate in Norway Reveals Relics of Ancient Viking Trade Route NY Times
Genome Analysis Estimates Size of Samoa's Early Population Archaeology Magazine
April 14th, Edition
Israeli Archaeologists Solve Mystery of Prehistoric Stone Balls Haaretz
Exeter to repatriate Blackfoot regalia to Siksika Nation The Guardian
Massive Stones Unearthed in Shogun's Garden in Central Japan Archaeology Magazine
Archaeological Sites Investigated in Northern Alaska Archaeology Magazine
How museums in West Africa are saving cultural treasures DW
April 11th to 13th, Edition
Archaeological sites show how people lived in a part of the Brooks Range known for extreme weather Anchorage Daily News
Seafood full of poison in the Stone Age, because of climate change Science Norway
Indulge in New Mexico's centuries-old chocolate customs 10 Best Today
Alpine glacier reveals story of ancient lead mining in Peak District Derbshire Times
Taken by surprise': Barbara throws Australian maritime history overboard The Sydney Morning Herald
Why We've Fallen for Optical Illusions for Thousands of Years Popular Mechanics
Split museum organizes International Archaeology Film Festival Croatia Week
Discover Ozbaki hill that goes down 9,000 years in history Tehran Times
Chislehurst Caves - The 35km Cave City in London Heritage Daily
Molecular and isotopic evidence of milk, meat and plants in prehistoric food systems PHYS Org
Three Well-Preserved Ancient Boats Unearthed in Serbia Archaeology Magazine
Croatia's Ministry of Culture grants HRK 150,000 for archaeological excavations Croatia Week
Iron Age Britain worshiped brown hares and chickens like gods Heritage Daily
April 10th, Edition
Royal tombs untouched by grave robbers The Korean Times
Ancient Britons didn't eat hares or chickens -- they venerated them WRAL .com
The Oldest String Ever Found May Have Been Made By Neanderthals CAP Radio
Royal Tombs Untouched by Grave Robbers Korea Times
Iranian Archaeologists Discover Ancient Bas-Relief in West Tasnim News Agency
Take a Virtual Tour of Two Recently Excavated Homes in Pompeii Smithsonian Magazine
April 9th, Edition
Resurrection #4: How Did Ancient Pagans View the Afterlife? Patheos
Archaeologists Unearth Ancient Relief in Iran’s Lorestan Iran Front Page
Secret passage revealed in the Palace of Westminster Current Archaeology
Early Agricultural Hotspot Found in Amazonia Archaeology Magazine
Direct evidence of Neanderthal fibre technology and its cognitive and behavioral implications Nature
The origins of decorated ostrich eggs in the ancient Mediterranean and Middle East Cambridge University Press
THE NEW EXCAVATIONS OF POMPEII (IN REGIO V) REVEALED IN AN EXCLUSIVE VIRTUAL TOUR BY MASSIMO OSANNA, DIRECTOR OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL PARK OF POMPEII Pompeii Sites .org