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Gods, Graves, Glyphs
Weekly Digest #436 · v 9 · n 20
Saturday, November 24, 2012

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The FR software duplicates most of my pings (so far, the record is three). It does this about 80 percent of the time. Anyway, not my fault, but you have my apologies. We've lost two or three members (so far) due to the duplicates.

Last week's issue was #19 of volume 9, rather than #18. Sixteen nice tight topics this week. There could have been more, but I'm still on dialup. Anyone ever try the prepaid mi-fi from Walmart? I spotted that this afternoon after picking up the Boxee. I don't have a recommendation of any kind about the Boxee, since the setup menu has to configure the internet, and that can't be skipped. Still, it has what I need -- tuner for the 27" monitor, as well as those web-based streaming vid gizmos -- and a couple of USB ports for, hmm, I'm not sure what. It had virtually no manual.

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Stuff that doesn't necessarily make it to GGG here on FR sometimes gets shared here, that's my story and I'm sticking with it:

• SunkenCiv on Facebook
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Regarding the recent election, its results, its controversies, and its aftermath, and (IMHO) the future of FR, I've updated my profile page. If its content troubles you, let me know, I'll be happy to drop you from all the lists I manage.

• One Million-Years-Old (Human) Footprints Found At Margalla Hills (Pakistan) [7/28/2007] -- ...I'd also like to point out (as if it's necessary), that when it gets to the point when SunkenCiv is the voice of reason, we're in bigger trouble than we thought.

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I'd also like to point out (as if it's necessary), that when it gets to the point when SunkenCiv is the voice of reason, we're in bigger trouble than we thought.

LOL ...
Just to let you know am reading.

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It's been a couple of years since the old-way digest came out, and this 'blog as been neglected as a consequence. Here's a digested version of the current Archaeologica news page:

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November 20th, 2014 Edition

• Ancient Egyptian Handbook of Spells Deciphered Live Science
• Prehistoric Farming on the Tibetan Plateau-Scientists find evidence of sustained farming thousands of years BCE Popular Archaeology
• Minnesota archaeological dig reveals 2,000-year-old artifacts, campsites Twin Cities
• Ancient Aboriginal rock art site discovered in suburban Sydney ABC News

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November 19th, 2014 Edition

• Archaeologists race against time to explore Neanderthal site PhysOrg
• Archaeologists Excavate Imperial Roman Structure Popular Archaeology
• More on climate change was not to blame for the collapse of the Bronze Age University of Bradford

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November 18th, 2014 Edition

• Has one of Harald Bluetooth's fortresses come to light? Aarhus University
• Archaeologist leads the first detailed study of human remains at the ancient Egyptian site of Deir el-Medina PhysOrg
• Vases in Pompeii Reveal Panic Before Eruption Discovery
• Fragment of ancient grave stele unearthed at Kerameikos in Athens Past Horizons
• Climate Change Not a Cause of Bronze Age Collapse Popular Archaeology

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November 15th to 17th, 2014 Edition

• Archaeologists unearthing treasures just meters from ISIL Hurriyet News
• Rubbish dig casts new light on pre-Columbian village News & Observer
• Utah Cave Full of Children's Moccasins Sheds Light on Little-Known Ancient Culture Western Digs
• Anglo Saxon graves found during excavation of Burwell Road, Exning Cambridge News

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November 14th, 2014 Edition

• Ears of Ancient Chinese Terra-Cotta Warriors Offer Clues to Their Creation National Geographic
• More on Danish archaeologists find 5,000-year-old human footprints Science Nordic
• Known as the immortal city, 7,000-year-old Misis in the southern province of Adana is coming to light with archaeological work that is revealing the ancient city's rich history Hurriyet News
• Is this what Siberian men used to shave in 2,000BC? Siberian Times

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November 13th, 2014 Edition

• A peek inside a Viking piggybank: CT scans of treasure chest reveal hidden brooches, gold ingots and ivory beads Mail Online
• Scientists: Glass dish unearthed in Nara came from Roman Empire Asahi Shimbun
• Archaeologists unearth ancient coins and dietary options PhysOrg
• Did men evolve navigation skill to find mates? Spatial ability, roaming distance linked to number of lovers Science Daily
• Secrets in stone: Art historian cracks the code of an ancient temple Science Daily

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November 12th, 2014 Edition

• Who built this Siberian summer palace... and why? Experts still divided over mysterious 1,300-year-old fortress-like structure located on island in middle of lake Siberian Times
• Unlooted tomb discovered in Aigai necropolis eKathimerini
• Researchers Challenge Accepted Theory on Tool Use Among Primates-Alternative view has implications for development of tool use among early human ancestors Popular Archaeology
• Cappadocia's 11,000-year-old settlement thrills experts Hurriyet Daily News
• Amphipolis skeleton from Alexander's time found in Greece BBC News

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November 9th to 11th, 2014 Edition

• Unique Roman relief discovered: Depiction of unknown god in Turkey; Relics from 2,000 years of cult history excavated Science Daily
• More on Europe Was a Melting Pot From the Start, Ancient DNA Reveals National Geographic
• Archaeologists unearth 5,000-year-old footprints-The discovery was made during the excavation of the Femern Bælt tunnel Copenhagen Post
• Aerial survey uncovers 2,000 archaeological sites on Exmoor Western Morning News
• Mycenean artifacts found in Bodrum Hurriyet News
• Road work unearths Phoenician grotto in south Lebanon The Daily Star
• 'Twin' Ice Age Infants Discovered in 11,500-Year-Old Alaska Grave Western Digs
• 1,000-Year-Old Tomb Reveals Murals, Stars & Poetry Live Science
• 'Prehistoric basket' uncovered by tide on North Uist BBC News
• The cave paintings of Valltorta-Gassulla could be dated in absolute terms thanks to new analyses Science Daily
• Archaeologists Investigate Underground Pyramidal Structure Beneath Orvieto, Italy Popular Archaeology

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November 7th & 8th, 2014 Edition

• Ancient DNA shows earliest European genomes weathered the Ice Age EurekAlert
• Bell of captain's ship recovered from Franklin Expedition Globe and Mail
• Shipwreck thought to date back to Joseon found Korea Herald
• Roman pond found at Barnham archaeological site BBC News
• Archaeologists study Thracian burial ground and settlement in Romania Past Horizons

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November 6th, 2014 Edition

• Complete 9,000-year-old frozen bison mummy found in Siberia EurekAlert
• Medieval chess pieces found in Northampton dig BBC News
• New mosaics unearthed in ancient city of Zeugma Hurriyet News
• Archaeologists Uncover Veliki Preslav's Eastern Gate Novinite
• More on Thousands of ancient artifacts uncovered at awesome Mexican temple Houston Chronicle

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November 4th & 5th, 2014 Edition

• The dead man who wasn't there (commentary) eKathimerini
• Wreck of 17th-Century Dutch Warship Discovered Discovery
• Ancient Greek Port Revealed Near Corinth, Peloponnese Greek Reporter
• Children from lost civilisation 'helped build' geoglyph some 6,000 years ago Siberian Times
• Witchmarks to protect King James I from evil found at Knole House-Symbols found carved under the floorboards during archaeological survey Independent UK
• 2000-year-old youth organization Science Daily
• Archaeologists Uncover Massive Fortifications in Ancient City of King Midas-Terraced wall dated to 9th century BCE revealed, other new features unearthed Popular Archaeology
• Population boom, droughts contributed to collapse of ancient Assyrian Empire PhysOrg

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November 1st to 3rd, 2014 Edition

• Hoard of 17th century artefacts found at Rathfarnham Castle Irish Times
• King Thutmosis III's temple found by accident Gulf News
• Archaeologists uncover remains of pre-Columbian village in central Colombia Columbia Reports
• Mega wave hit Oman's coast 4,500 years ago Times of Oman
• Archeology: Evidence scant for ancient Muslims in America Columbus Dispatch
  and this Pre-Columbian Muslims In Ohio? Ohio Archaeology
• Eight Square Meter Vault and Marble Door Found in Amphipolis Tomb Greek Reporter
• Magnificent Ancient Roman Silver Treasure Revealed Popular Archaeology
• Roman skeletons found in Worcestershire Worcester News

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October 31st, 2014 Edition

• Three Egyptian mummies receive CT scans Washington University
• Rewriting history: 400-year-old battle in County Fermanagh BBC News
• Slandering Tutankhamun? The results of a virtual autopsy on the mummy of the boy king Tutankhamun have triggered the anger of Egyptian Egyptologist Al-Ahram Weekly
• Signs carved in the trees reveal the mysteries of the past Science in Poland
• Pirate Blackbeard's Newly Recovered Cannon to be Shared with Public Popular Archaeology

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October 30th, 2014 Edition

• Mexico archaeologists explore Teotihuacan tunnel Charlotte Observer
• Fossilized maize, rice found in Temanggung Jakarta Post
• Ancient Stone Circles Leave Archaeologists Puzzled Live Science
• Bulgarian archaeologists find skeleton of child buried with anti-vampire ritual Sofia Globe
• Amazon Warriors Did Indeed Fight and Die Like Men-Book Review National Geographic
• Small clue to Neolithic Cham flint traders Past Horizons
• Medieval oak timbers and hexagonal harbour discovered on west coast of Scotland Past Horizons
• Archaeologists Excavate Earthquake-Devastated Roman City Popular Archaeology

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October 26th to 29th, 2014 Edition

• Another of Blackbeard's cannons recovered off NC WSOC TV
• Defining the occupational chronology of Mont Castel Past Horizons
• Astronomical Find: Ancient Greek Wine Cup May Show Constellations Live Science
• Ancient auditory illusions reflected in prehistoric art? EurekAlert
  and this Sound Phenomena Influenced Ancient Art and Architecture, Say Researchers Popular Archaeology
• Jamestown Dig Update: Archaeologists Look for Clues About Pit Outside Fort Walls Williamsburg Yorktown Daily
• Divers Unearth a Piece of Roman Empire at 2,000-Year-Old Shipwreck ABC News
• Peruvian dig reveals sacrificial mystery PhysOrg
• Amelia Earhart Plane Fragment Identified Discovery
• Archaeological Society in St. Louis Places Ancient Artifacts on the Auction Block-Archaeological Institute of America expresses grave concerns Popular Archaeology
• Archaeologists find 'sensational' fertility genius, godheads and oil lamps in Roman Cumbria Culture 24

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October 25th, 2014 Edition

• Remains of French ship being reassembled in Texas PhysOrg
• Thirteen-Angled Stone Found at Inca Site of Inkawasi Peruvian Times
• Roman-Britons had less gum disease than modern Britons EurekAlert
• 17th-Century Vaults Unearthed in 13th-Century Irish Church Irish Examiner

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October 24th, 2014 Edition

• More on Ice age Andes settlement found at record high altitude CBC News
  and this Archaeologists Discover Highest Altitude Ice Age Human Occupation Site Popular Archaeology
• Ancient City Ruled by Genghis Khan's Heirs Revealed Live Science
• Genomic data support early contact between Easter Island and Americas EurekAlert
  and this Genetic Study Shows Early Contact Between Easter Islanders and South Americans Popular Archaeology
• Phaistos disk decoded? Discovery
• Traces of Germanic people from the turn of the fourth and fifth century AD in the cave Wisielucha in the Kraków-Czestochowa Upland have been discovered Science in Poland
• Grave robbers plunder ancient Danish burial sites Copenhagen Post

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October 23rd, 2014 Edition

• Bronze Age pottery find in archaeological dig on Lewis BBC News
• Ten years on, scientists still debating the origins of Homo floresiensis -- the 'Hobbit' PhysOrg
• Oldest DNA ever found sheds light on humans' global trek PhysOrg
• More on Silent evidence of the earthquake of 363 CE Science Daily
• Paleo-Indian hunters ventured high into the Andes Mountains as early as 12,800 years ago, as much as two thousand years sooner than previously thought National Geographic

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October 21st & 22nd, 2014 Edition

• Idols of Jain Tirthankaras belonging to 4th century unearthed Times of India
• Jerusalem stone may answer Jewish revolt questions Associated Press\Yahoo News
• Everglades trail surveyed for cultural artifacts PhysOrg
• Archaeologists Unearth Bronze Belt Of Bulgar Warrior Novinite
• NOAA team discovers two vessels from WWII convoy battle off North Carolina-German U-boat 576 and freighter Bluefields found within 240 yards of one another National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
• Thaw reveals photographer's notebook from Captain Scott's Antarctic hut The Guardian UK
• Bear skeleton sheds light on 2,800-year-old Chinese ritual Xinhuanet
• Where Mud Is Archaeological Gold, Russian History Grew on Trees New York Times

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October 18th to 20th, 2014 Edition

• 10 ancient ships found in Binh Chau waters: archaeologists Vietnam Net
• 6,000-Year-Old Temple with Possible Sacrificial Altars Discovered in Ukraine Live Science
• A suspected witch bottle has been unearthed by archaeologists during a dig at the site of the new Civil War Centre in Nottinghamshire BBC News
• Roman Gladiators ate a mostly vegetarian diet and drank a tonic of ashes after training Science Daily
• 14th century birch bark scrolls preserved in mud tell Novgorod's story Past Horizons
• Researchers Discover Prehistoric Human Habitation Sites in the Nefud Desert Popular Archaeology
• Farmer's discovery of mastodon tooth turns field into archaeological dig site Columbus Dispatch
• Arthritis rediagnosis in Egyptian pharaohs Science Magazine

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October 17th, 2014 Edition

• Hallucinogenic Plants May Be Key to Decoding Ancient Southwestern Paintings, Expert Says Western Digs
• High Tetons surrender clues about prehistoric residents Jackson Hole News
• Amphipolis Mosaic Depicts Pluto's Abduction of Persephone Greek Reporter

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October 15th & 16th, 2014 Edition

• Russian Archaeologists Discover Cave Paintings Dated 3000 BC Moscow Times
• Possible prehistoric barbeque pit discovered Cyprus Mail
• Largest Pottery Workshop of Greek Antiquity Found Discovery
• New health scans provide data on ancient mummies PhysOrg
• Archaeologists have discovered a sunken village from millennia ago Science in Poland
• Archaeologists Make Surprising Discovery at Neolithic Site in Scotland Popular Archaeology
• Archaeological glass artefacts shed new light on Swedish glass history Innovations Reports
• More on Archeologists unearth 3,300 year old complex in Israel PhysOrg
• A strange chunk of rock discovered in Russia more than 20 years ago appears to be a combination sundial and moondial from the Bronze Age Discovery
• Archaeologists Excavate Roman Frontier Site in Romania Popular Archaeology
• Iconic 2,500 year old Siberian princess 'died from breast cancer', reveals MRI scan Siberian Times

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October 14th, 2014 Edition

• More on Mosaic uncovered in northern Greece could mark royal Macedonian tomb Guardian UK
• Fossilized Bladder Stone Found in Medieval Cemetery Discovery
• University of Leicester archaeologists discover bronze remains of Iron Age chariot EurekAlert
• Ancient Sailors Made Sacrifices on Ships Discovery
• Mystery of mass graves in ancient Roman village under examination Hurriyet News

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October 11th to 13th, 2014 Edition

• Storm God Worship: Ancient Cult Complex Discovered in Israel Live Science
• Hermes Mosaic Unearthed at Ancient Greek Tomb Live Science\Yahoo News
• Ancient Rome's German, Swiss legacy preserved Union Tribune
• Treasure hunter finds Viking hoard The Times UK
• Beyond Angkor: How lasers revealed a lost city BBC Magazine
• Archaeologists studied 6 thousand years old settlement Science in Poland

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October 11th, 2014 Edition

• Drought exposes once-submerged Oregon town to archaeological dig Reuters\Yahoo News
• More on Scientists hope to unravel mystery of the 'Titanic of the ancient world' The Guardian
• 'Vampire grave' found in Bulgaria The Telegraph

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October 9th & 10th, 2014 Edition

• Remains of Alexander the Great's Father Confirmed Found Discovery
• A New Type of Inscribed Copper Plate from Indus Valley (Harappan) Civilisation Ancient Asia Journal
• Greek Bronze Age ended 100 years earlier than thought, new evidence suggests EurekAlert
• Ancient Indonesian rock paintings rewrite art history ABC Science
• Treasure aplenty in ancient Spanish tomb raid New Scientist
• Stunning Finds from Ancient Greek Shipwreck-New Antikythera Discoveries Prove Luxury Cargo Survives Woods Hole Oceanographic

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October 8th, 2014 Edition

• Face of a Roman goddess unearthed for the first time in 1,800 years: Finely carved stone head depicts ancient idol Brigantia Mail Online
• 5,000-year-old Harappan stepwell found in Kutch, bigger than Mohenjodaro's Times of India
• Bronze age palace and grave goods discovered at the archaeological site of La Almoloya in Pliego, Murcia Science Daily
• The first Polish archaeological project in Tanzania Science in Poland
• Archaeologists Uncover Paleoindian Habitation in Upland Area of Tennessee Popular Archaeology
• Rare Bronze Age knife discovered in southern Zealand The Copenhagen Post
• Important Inca remains found in central Peru Global Post

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October 7th, 2014 Edition

• Alaska Volcano Blanketed Europe with Ash 1,200 Years Ago Live Science\Yahoo News
• Tracing our ancestors at the bottom of the sea Science Daily
• Skeleton of Possible 'Witch Girl' Found Discovery
• 'Significant' Neolithic pottery found at site on Scilly Isles The Cornishman
• An Ancient Ritual Bath and Graffiti left by Australian Soldiers during the Second World War were Exposed at Ha-Ela Junction Israel Antiquities Authority
• Columbus' Departure Point Finally Confirmed Latin American Herald Tribune

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October 4th to 6th, 2014 Edition

• Archaeological dig near Alaska village yields ancient hair News Miner
• Paisley Caves added to U.S. list of most important archaeological sites The Oregonian
• More on UNESCO report: Wreck off Haiti not 'Santa Maria' PhysOrg
• Opinion: More Archaeological Finds Coming Through Tech Discovery
• Climate Change Influenced Early Modern Human Occupation of Moroccan Caves, Say Scientists Popular Archaeology

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October 3rd, 2014 Edition

• And now the Acropolis is crumbling... PhysOrg
• Builders disturbed early Maori site, court told New Zealand Herald
• 'Beardless Jesus' found in Spain BBC News
• Mummified Fetus Reveals Ancient Surgical Procedure Discovery
• Brain Evolution Study Yields Surprising Finds Popular Archaeology
• Proposed Annapolis development could have Civil War past Baltimore Sun
• Wreck thought to be from Mongol invasion attempt found near Nagasaki Asahi Shimbun
• Ancient male warriors showed signs of vanity Science Nordic
• Artifacts of Christian Nubia Revealed Popular Archaeology

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October 2nd, 2014 Edition

• More on Archaeological roundup: Finds in Bulgaria include ancient coins, a basilica and an inn in Philippopolis Sofia Globe
• New findings in the Archaeological site of El Castillon (North-western Spain) contribute to the understanding of the settlement's inhabitation Agencia Iberoamericana
• Marble door discovered in Amphipoli reinforces theory of ancient Macedonian tomb eKathimerini
• Franklin expedition ship found in Arctic ID'd as HMS Erebus CBC News

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September 30th & October 1st, 2014 Edition

• Two Basketmaker Villages Discovered in Arizona Western Digs
• Pirate Attacks & Corrupt Clergy: Vatican Archives Reveal Secrets Live Science
• Winds favoured Polynesian migration ABC Science News
• Sophisticated 600-Year-Old Canoe Discovered in New Zealand Live Science\Yahoo News
• 'Dracula's Dungeon' Discovered by Archaeologists at Tokat Castle in Turkey International Business Times
• Hittite tablet to be deciphered with 3D Hurriyet News
• Archeology Students Discover Prehistoric Sweat Lodge St. Louis University
• The first South Americans: Extreme living-After humans arrived in South America, they quickly spread into some of its most remote corners Nature
• New Polish archaeological project in Jordan Science in Poland

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September 28th & 29th, 2014 Edition

• Facts not 'flexible' in dating earliest Americans Columbus Dispatch
  and this Who Were The Very First Americans? Ohio Archaeology
• Ancient swordsman's grave could hold many more secrets YLE News
• Unique archaeological discovery in Suprasl Science in Poland
• Archaeological findings shed light on massive 363 CE earthquake in Galilee Jerusalem Post
• New finds from Bulgaria's Perperikon unveiled Sofia Globe
• Ancient human genome from southern Africa throws light on our origins Science Daily
• Egyptian Mummy's Brain Imprint Preserved in 'Peculiar' Case Live Science

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September 27th, 2014 Edition

• Italian-Spanish archeologists to launch dig into Luxor tomb ANSAmed
• Check out what archaeologists uncover in Nazareth, PA The Morning Call
• More on Stone Age site challenges old archaeological assumptions about human technology EurekAlert

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September 26th, 2014 Edition

• Official: Wreck off Haiti likely not Columbus ship Philadelphia Daily News
• Roman 20,000 coins hoard 'among largest' BBC News
• Prehistoric Stone Tools Evolved Independently Within Local Populations, Say Researchers Popular Archaeology
• Did the Vikings Get a Bum Rap? National Geographic
  

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September 24th & September 25th, 2014 Edition

• Earliest sign of human habitation in Canada may have been found CBC News
• Numerous finds in a Roman camp Science in Poland
• Music chamber found in ancient city of Isos Hurriyet News
• Ancient Chinese nomadic campsite unearthed The Hindu
• Al-Alamein site to re-open Al-Ahram Weekly
• Mesolithic sanctuary reveals constellation riddle Past Horizons
• London archaeologists seek public's help to restore Temple of Mithras Guardian UK

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September 20th to September 23rd, 2014 Edition

• Pharaoh-Branded Amulet Found at Ancient Copper Mine in Jordan Live Science
• More on Islamic State threatens ancient sites in Iraq, Syria The Times of Israel
• Greeks captivated by Alexander-era tomb at Amphipolis BBC News
• Analysis of ancient human bones supports the idea that the first inhabitants of Vanuatu developed horticulture as they ran out of wild resources ABC News
• Nazca Lines of Kazakhstan: More Than 50 Geoglyphs Discovered Live Science
• Firelight talk of the Kalahari Bushmen: Did tales told over fires aid our social and cultural evolution? Science Daily
• Amazon Warriors' Names Revealed Amid 'Gibberish' on Ancient Greek Vases National Geographic
• Rich archaeological finds in Burdag Science in Poland
• Study shows early modern human settlement in Central Europe over 43,000 years ago Popular Archaeology
  and this They weren't wimps: how modern humans, like Neanderthals, braved the northern cold University of Cambridge
• Roman Emperor Augustus' frescoed rooms unveiled for first time after years of restoration Art Daily

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September 19th, 2014 Edition

• Archaeologists unearth Byzantine Age compound near Jerusalem New Kerala
• More on 'Lost chapel' skeletons found holding hands after 700 years PhysOrg
• Engineers found Teutonic axes in the Forest District Wipsowo Science in Poland

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September 18th, 2014 Edition

• More on Historic shipwrecks discovered in San Francisco Western Digs
• New high-resolution satellite image analysis: 5 of 6 Syrian World Heritage sites 'exhibit significant damage' EurekAlert
• Prehistoric pit discovered on Coney Island beach Irish Times
• Stonehenge: children revealed to be the metal workers of prehistoric Britain The Guardian UK
• Village from the Roman period discovered in the Carpathians Science in Poland
• Tlatilco burial artefacts reveal Olmec connection Past Horizons

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September 14th to September 17th, 2014 Edition

• Massive 5,000-Year-Old Stone Monument Revealed in Israel Live Science
• Turkey: millennia-old sunken ship discovered at Urla port ANSAmed
• Hitting the jackpot on a dig in Gernsheim: Long lost Roman fort discovered Science Daily
• More on Bodies found in Durham still remain a mystery Past Horizons
• 3rd Room of Ancient Greek Tomb Revealed Discovery
• Ancient People of Teotihuacan Drank Milky Alcohol, Pottery Suggests Live Science
• 'Ottoman shopping malls' revealed in Van excavations Hurriyet News
• Ancient Egyptian Woman with 70 Hair Extensions Discovered Live Science
• New branch added to European family tree EurekAlert
• NOAA team reveals forgotten ghost ships off Golden Gate EurekAlert
• Modern forensic techniques identify most likely cause of King Richard III's death Science Daily
• Historians uncover the truth of Gallipoli's underground war between Diggers and Turks The Age
• Viking Blacksmith's Grave Uncovered in Norway Irish Archaeology
• Village from the Roman period discovered in the Carpathians Science in Poland
• Kingdom of Kush Iron Industry Works Discovered Popular Archaeology

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September 10th to September 13th, 2014 Edition

• Two 1,000-year-old skeletons holding hands found by archaeologists in Leicestershire Leicester Mercury
• Diver finds 2750-year-old gold coin in Bulgaria Sofia Globe
• Ancient Tomb of First Emperor Qin Shi Huang's Grandmother Discovered in Xi'an International Business Times
• Teenager stumbles on 3,000-year-old bronze sword in river Xinhuanet
• Pyramid restoration restarts-Work on Djoser's Step Pyramid in Saqqara is continuing despite a contracting controversy Al-Ahram Weekly
• Neolithic necropolis contains twenty monumental tombs Past Horizons
• Early Humans in Northern Saudi Arabia Were a Diverse Lot, Says Study Popular Archaeology
• Mystery Surrounds Skeletons in Mass Grave Popular Archaeology

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September 5th to September 9th, 2014 Edition

• Millennia-old sunken ship could be world's oldest, researchers suggest Hurriyet News
• Archaeology: 2014 finds in Bulgaria include Roman statues, pottery workshop, child's toy Sofia Globe
• Archaeologists Discover 1,000-Year-Old Viking 'Parliament' in Scotland The Epoch Times
• Warrior's 3,900 year old suit of bone armour unearthed in Omsk Siberian Times
• Enigmatic Viking fortress discovered in Denmark EurekAlert
  and this
• Viking 'ring fortress' discovered in Denmark Telegraph UK
• China: Shang or Zhou dynasty sword found in Jiangsu BBC News
• Copper Age settlement discovered in central Spain PhysOrg
• Inscriptions reveal Parion's importance Hurriyet News
• The Kennewick Man Finally Freed to Share His Secrets Smithsonian
• 3,000-Year-Old Golden Bowl Hides a Grisly Archaeological Tale Live Science
• Study traces ecological collapse over 6,000 years of Egyptian history University of California-Santa Cruz
  

• Franklin expedition ship pieces believed discovered in Arctic CBC News
• Update: Female Sculptures Guard Mysterious Tomb in Greece Discovery
• Research Shows Early Neanderthal Extinction on Iberian Peninsula Popular Archaeology

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September 4th, 2014 Edition-Off to the mountains for a couple of days, will post if I have connection

• Turkish archeologists unearthed a Roman era church dating back to the fourth century A.D. in Gracanica, located near Pristina, Kosovo Daily Sabah
• A Wealthy Roman woman's jewellery has been found during excavations in Colchester Gazette News
• Stone Age Boat Discovered Off the Coast of Denmark Copenhagen Post
• Ancient Last Supper charm found in John Rylands Library BBC News

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September 3rd, 2014 Edition

• First Columbian Mammoth Found With Hair Western Digs
• Archaeologist 'digs' using drone for fieldwork in Armenia PhysOrg
• Psychedelic Culture Tripped Circa 500 A.D. Discovery
• Archaeologists study the village of Scandinavian settlers in Suchan Science in Poland
• Ancient 6,500-Year-Old Skeleton from Ur Excavations Gets a Public Audience Popular Archaeology

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September 2nd, 2014 Edition

• Experts seek to save Haiti's archaeological sites Yahoo News
• Archaeologists rush to save Yup'ik treasures threatened by vanishing shoreline Alaska Dispatch News
• Archaeologists say 'special' longhouse could reveal life during Scottish Middle Ages Culture 24
• Ancient footprints discovered in Bursa Hurriyet News
• More on Siberians came to North American Arctic in two waves Science News
• Politicized archaeology (commentary) eKathimerini
• From Silk Tunics to Relics University of Bonn\AlphaGalileo

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August 31st & September 1st, 2014 Edition

• Study claims cave art made by Neanderthals San Francisco Chronicle
• Royal bronze chariot found after 3,000 years China Daily
• Societal changes in Bronze Age Arabia... here's the tooth in the matter The National\Yahoo News
• A Glance into the Lives of the Roman Peasantry: Four Weeks of Excavation with the Roman Peasant Project Penn Museum
• Figurines provide clue to Olmec trading links in Mexico Past Horizons
• Polish archaeologists in on the Red Sea port Science in Poland
• Video: Human Evolution and Why it Matters-A conversation with Richard Leakey and Donald Johanson Popular Archaeology

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August 30th, 2014 Edition

• Stonehenge 'complete circle' evidence found BBC News
• Göbeklitepe: The world's oldest sculpture workshop Hurriyet News
• Eighteenth century artifacts -- including a British half-penny -- found during Camp Security dig Evening Sun

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August 29th, 2014 Edition

• More on The strange history of the North American Arctic Science AAAS
• Researchers search for evidence of earliest inhabitants of Central Great Plains PhysOrg
• Complete Inuvialuit driftwood house found in Mackenzie Delta-Max Friesen hopes to complete excavation before erosion destroys the cruciform pit house CBC News
• Neolithic site dating back 5,000 yrs discovered in Central China China Daily
• Archaeologists discovered the 'Warmia Pompeii' -- fourteenth century settlement Science in Poland

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August 27th & 28th, 2014 Edition

• Archaeology: Bulgaria's latest 'vampire' skeleton found in Plovdiv Sofia Globe
• Vikings were experts in recycling and reclamation Irish Examiner
• Ancient Metal Workers Were Not Slaves But Highly Regarded Craftsmen American Friends of Tel Aviv University
• Scientists: Mysterious Kennewick Man looked Polynesian and came from far away Washington Post
• Ancient Arabian Stones Hint at How Humans Migrated Out of Africa Live Science
• Update: Tomb Raiders Likely Plundered Ancient Greek Site Discovery
• Hadrian's Wall dig unearths 2,000-year-old toilet seat BBC News
• 2,700-Year-Old Phoenician Shipwreck Discovered Discovery
• Study Shows Advantage of Stone-Tipped Spears for Prehistoric Humans Popular Archaeology
• Wine and herbal residues found in Bronze Age palace cellar jars-Finding provides additional insight on Canaanite Bronze Age culture Popular Archaeology
• Scientists Reveal the Genetic Prehistory of the New World Arctic Peoples: Paleo-Eskimo people occupied the Arctic for more than 4,000 years, say researchers Popular Archaeology

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August 24th to 26th, 2014 Edition

• Byzantium king tomb turning into garbage dump Hurriyet News
• Indigenous people knew little about vast ancient American earthworks Columbus Dispatch
  and this American Indian Oral Traditions and Ohio's Earthworks Ohio Archaeology
• Archaeologists Excavate Endangered Maya Site-Along with research, scientists campaign for funding to save the site from destruction Popular Archaeology
• Russian Archaeologists Search for Remains of Ancient Civilization Under Lake Issyk Kul Novosti
• New dates for famed North American rock art Western Digs
• Unearthed in Croatia, the Stone Age Aga: Archaeologists discover 6,500-year-old oven that provided cooked food, heating and hot water like modern day version Daily Mail
• Mighty Siberian hero warrior reveals his secrets from almost 1,000 years ago Siberian Times
• Ancient Shipwreck off Malta Leaves 700 BC Cargo Associated Press
• Update: Greek archaeologists enter large underground tomb PhysOrg
• More on Bibracte: where Julius Caesar completed his 'Gallic Wars' Past Horizons
• Study Raises Questions About Evolution of the Human Brain-Scientists say the famous Taung Child's skull not human-like in expansion Popular Archaeology

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August 21st & 23rd, 2014 Edition

• Ancient settlement found in Kazakhstan Tengri News
• More on Sphinxes Emerge From Huge Ancient Greek Tomb Discovery
• 10th Century buckles with imperial symbols found in Bulgaria's Pliska Sofia Globe
• Copper awl from Jordan Valley is oldest metal ever discovered in Middle East Jerusalem Post
• Paleolithic 'escargot' Eurekalert
• Earlier dates for Neandertal extinction cause a fuss Science News
• Archaeological Finds of Ancient Arabia to be Shown Popular Archaeology

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August 19th & 20th, 2014 Edition

• Violence in the Ancient Southwest Offers Insights Into Peace, Study Says Western Digs
• Archaeologists Find Humans Were Eating Snails 30,000 Years Ago-The finds push back consumption of the invertebrate by 10,000 years Popular Archaeology
• 2,800-Year-Old Zigzag Art Found in Greek Tomb Live Science
• Gold coin may be key to solve Sweden's 'Pompeii' The Local
• Unique figurines found in Patara Hurriyet News

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August 17th & 18th, 2014 Edition

• Demolished cottages and Roman pottery found Loughborough Echo
• Before they left Africa, early modern humans were 'culturally diverse' PhysOrg
• Professor works to help solve mystery surrounding portrait of a mummy PhysOrg
• 'Significant' human burial site uncovered by archaeologists in Cyprus Cyprus Mail
• Excavations in Kyzikos to search for Hadrian relief Hurriyet News
• Excavation 'very likely' to redefine the Zoroastrianism's origin CCTV China
• Polish archaeologists study Celtic oppidum in France Science in Poland
• Study Sheds Light on Human Evolution Popular Archaeology
• Scientists Confirm Richard III Led a Royal Lifestyle Popular Archaeology
• Archaeologists have discovered the remains of at least two bodies in a Bronze Age burial cist in a remote area of the west Highlands
• Centuries-old baby rattle among Kültepe findings Hurriyet News

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August 13th to 16th, 2014 Edition

• Egyptian mummification started much earlier than previously thought, say researchers Popular Archaeology
• Archaeologists of Time Team America Return for Second Season-Four new episodes relate new discoveries at historic and prehistoric sites in the U.S. Popular Archaeology
• More evidence of Kourion earthquake Cyprus Mail
• 6th-century tumulus built like step pyramid first of its kind in Japan Asahi Shimbum
• Archaeologists shocked to find 5,000-year-old battlefield in prehistoric Cardiff Culture 24
• Archaeologists compare Neolithic Kent site to Stonehenge, find Bronze Age funerary monument Culture 24
• Archaeologists uncover vast ancient tomb in Greece-Site dates to end of Alexander the Great's reign in 4th century BC and may be grave of a prominent Macedonian, say officials Guardian UK
• Ancient Maya Cities Found in Jungle Discovery
• Fisherman Pulls Up Beastly Evidence of Early Americans Discovery
• Middle Palaeolithic carcass processing site in France Past Horizons
• 200-year-old bottle recovered from the bottom of the Gulf of Gdansk contained alcohol Science in Poland

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August 9th to 12th, 2014 Edition

• On the hunt for an ancient society in Lake Huron Globe and Mail
• Archeological dig reveals Abenaki fortress in Quebec CBC News
• Bath under Byzantine-era church to come to light soon Hurriyet News
• 'Evil Eye' Box Among Discoveries in Ancient Nile River Cemetery Live Science
• Prehistoric aspirin found in Colorado pottery Western Digs
• Greek tomb at Amphipolis is 'important discovery' BBC News
• Polish archaeologists discovered Roman baths in Georgia Science in Poland
• Archaeologists Reveal the Stories of Two 18th Century American Ships Popular Archaeology

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August 8th, 2014 Edition

• Fifth century Christian basilica found in Bulgaria's Bourgas Sofia Globe
• 14th century Polynesian settlement discovered Waikato Times
• More on Skeleton in the closet identified: Bones from ancient Ur Science News

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August 7th, 2014 Edition

• Excavation of ancient well yields insight into Etruscan, Roman and medieval times EurekAlert
• More on New geoglyphs found in Nazca desert after sandstorm PhysOrg
• Stone Age Skull May Contain Bits of Brain Matter Discovery
• Four decades of violence in 12th century Mesa Verde Past Horizons
• Archaeology: Diverse Diet in Icelandic Cloisters Iceland Review
• Egyptologist sheds light on Tulane mummies Tulane University
• 'Truly unexpected' pink granite boulder of ancient Scottish Picts revealed in Aberdeenshire Culture 24

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August 3rd to 6th, 2014 Edition

• Archeological teams unearth history in historic Crete Sacramento Bee
• 2,100-Year-Old King's Mausoleum Discovered in China Live Science
• More on Mummies reveal hardened arteries-Something modern Egyptians, pharaohs, native Peruvians and a Renaissance-era king shared: heart disease Science News
• Alston pupils unearth 4,000-year-old gold hair tress BBC News
• New Nazca Lines geoglyphs uncovered by gales and sandstorms in Peru Independent UK
• Ancient Money Box from Second Temple Era Discovered Near Jerusalem-Tel Aviv Highway Jewish Press
• Come siren or rocket, dedicated archeologists keep digging at Tel Gezer on coastal plain Jerusalem Post
• University of Pennsylvania Museum finds quite the skeleton in its closet Philadelphia Inquirer
• Did the 'Hobbit' have Down syndrome? ABC News
• Europe's oldest village sought under Greek bay KRMG News

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August 2nd, 2014 Edition

• Elite Turkic warrior burial discovered in Kazakhstan Tengri News
• Danish Iron Age village to be re-born Past Horizons
• Archaeology without a shovel-Modern archaeologists send radio waves into the earth to find unknown cultural heritage Science Nordic

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July 31st & August 1st, 2014 Edition

• High-karat religious artifact found in Florida Florida Today
• Ice Age lion gets its head back The Local
• Scientists solve 2000-year-old mystery of the binding media in China's polychrome Terracotta Army EurekAlert
• Merovingian necropolis reveals 300 graves Past Horizons
• Archaeologists will look for knights' weapons in the lakes around Grunwald Science in Poland

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July 29th & 30th, 2014 Edition

• Violent aftermath for the warriors at Alken Enge Aarhus University
• Excavation finds courthouse where Lincoln worked Washington Times
• Tree Rings Solve Mystery of World Trade Center Ship Discovery
• Marshall isle erosion exposes bones of possible Japanese war dead Yomiuri Shimbun
• Altars dedicated to Roman god Jupiter, classical temples intrigue Maryport archaeologists Culture 24
• Ice age lion figurine: Ancient fragment of ivory belonging to 40,000 year old animal figurine unearthed Science Daily
• Analysis confirms dairy farming in prehistoric Finland Past Horizons
• French sites pillaged by wannabe archaeologist The Local
• A cup believed to have been used by Classical Greek statesman Pericles has been found in a pauper's grave in north Athens eKathimerini

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July 26th & 28th, 2014 Edition

• Wari geoglyph found in southern Peru Peru this Week
• Viking warriors and treasures are buried beneath Dublin Irish Central
• Buried secrets of medieval Leith uncovered Edinburgh News
• Archaeologists have recently revealed their findings of old tombs excavated in the Mekong Delta province of Ben Tre Vietnam Net
• Did Deforestation Really Lead to Societal Collapse in Chaco Canyon? Popular Archaeology
• Recent excavation may reveal Cahokia Mounds inhabitants' beliefs The News Democrat

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July 24th & 25th, 2014 Edition

• Egyptian Carving Defaced by King Tut's Possible Father Discovered Live Science
• Mexican archaeologists find Pre-Hispanic mortuary bundle in the State of Hidalgo Art Daily
• Southend shipwreck The London 'similar to Mary Rose' BBC News
• Wyoming cave with fossil secrets to be excavated PhysOrg
• Dig Reveals More About Maryport Roman Temples Site Popular Archaeology
• Penn Museum, Smithsonian Offer Training, Support for Syrian Museum Collections Popular Archaeology
• Archaeologists discover ancient astronomy lab in northern Peru Peru This Week
• Archaeologists discovered lost medieval town in Wielkopolska Science in Poland
• Earlier Stone Age artifacts found in Northern Cape of South Africa Popular Archaeology
• Ancient naval ram found in Phanagoria reveals history of popular unrest in 63 BC Popular Archaeology

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July 23rd, 2014 Edition

• Archaeologists find baths of 'sociable' Romans and early evidence of Christianity Culture 24
• Archaeologists dig colonial battleground at Lake George Oneida Daily Dispatch
• Ancient graffiti proves Spain's Irish links The Local
• Vintage Bling: Ancient Celts May Have Had Shiny Dental Implants Live Science

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July 20th to 22nd, 2014 Edition

• Histories of ancient peoples written in their teeth Columbus Dispatch
  and this Stories Hidden in Fort Ancient Teeth Ohio Archaeology
• Archaeologists find bizarre burials in Burnt City Tehran Times
• New archaeological finds uncovered at Wari complex in Peru Andina
• The economic territory of Upper Palaeolithic groups is specified by flint University of the Basque Country
• Archaeologists discover Roman 'free choice' cemetery in the 2,700-year-old ancient port of Rome Art Daily
• 70,000 year-old African settlement unearthed Past Horizons
• Mysteries of medieval graffiti in England's churches BBC News
• Archaeologists Find Temple Used by Ancient Shark Hunters Peruvian Times
• Archaeologist Promotes Wonders of Digital Archaeology Popular Archaeology
• 'Pompeii of the north' revealed by archaeologists Popular Archaeology

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July 18th & 19th, 2014 Edition

• 1,500-Year-Old Village, A Sign of 'Revolution' in the Southwest, Excavated in Colorado Western Digs
• Romanian cave holds some of the oldest human footprints Science News
• Artifacts detailing over 5,000 years of Philadelphia history have been buried beneath Interstate 95 NBC News
• Burgenland's 'Stonehenge' discovery The Local
• Archaeologists excavate NY Colonial battleground The GUardian UK
• Archaeologists Uncover Lost Population of Ancient Amarna Popular Archaeology

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July 15th to 17th, 2014 Edition

• Archaeologists find '8,000-year-old human skull containing brain matter' Independent UK
• Archaeological site discovery offers Kotzebue a chance to explore its past Alaska Dispatch News
• Ancient Priest's Tomb Painting Discovered Near Great Pyramid at Giza Live Science
• Archaeologists Discover One of the Oldest Known Clovis Hunting Sites in North America Popular Archaeology
  and this Ancient Clovis Elephant-Hunting Camp Discovered in Mexico Western Digs
• Ötzi's non-human DNA: Opportunistic pathogen discovered in Iceman tissue biopsy Science Daily
• More on Elite Gallic chariot burial revealed Past Horizons
• Roman road discovered on an archaeological dig shows pot hole repairs PhysOrg
• Archaeologists Find Evidence of Significant Plant Use Before Agriculture Popular Archaeology

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July 13th & 14th, 2014 Edition

• Prehistoric 'bookkeeping' continued long after invention of writing EurekAlert
• More on Ancient Synagogue Mosaic Depicts Bloody Jewish Legend Yahoo News
• Saharan remains may be evidence of first race war, 13,000 years ago Independent UK
• Research Reveals Tonga's Role as Pacific Trade Hub PhysOrg
• Ancient Coins Found Buried in British Cave Discovery
• 1,500-Year-Old Claws Intrigue Archaeologists in Peru NBC News

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July 8th to 12th, 2014 Edition

• Archaeologists Investigate a Massive Ancient Mycenaean Citadel Popular Archaeology
• Archaeologists mount search for lost French fleet of 1565 Florida Times Union
• 200-Year-Old Bottle of Seltzer Found in Shipwreck Discovery
• Earliest Case of Down Syndrome Discovered in Medieval Cemetery Live Science
• 17th century crucifix unearthed in Newfoundland The Telegram
• New mosaics discovered in synagogue excavations in Galilee University of North Carolina
• Were Ancient Child Skulls Gifts to the Lake Gods? Live Science
• Secrets of Salvadoran archaeological site revealed The Himalayan Times

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July 5th to 7th, 2014 Edition

• Forestry officials unearth stone spearheads in northern Lapland YLE News
• Skeletons found in El Salvador shed light on pre-Hispanic life AFP\Yahoo News
• Remains of Long-Lost Temple Discovered in Iraq Live Science
• Amateur explorers find historic fort in Everglades Sun Sentinel
• Mesolithic shamanistic meteorite talisman unearthed Past Horizons
• World's earliest erotic graffiti found in unlikely setting on Aegean island Guardian UK
• Dovedale Roman and Iron Age coins found after 2,000 years BBC News
• Ancient Roman city discovered under Nile Delta silt Egypt Independent
• Five 6,000-year-old sarcophagi unearthed in western Turkey Today's Zaman
• Naval archaeologists think they've found the only example of armor from Carthage to survive the destruction of the city-state by Rome in 146BC Forbes
• 11,000 years old elk bones shrouded in mystery Science Nordic
• Scientists are studying mummies from the Temple of Hatshepsut Science in Poland
• Archaic Human Skull Discovery in China Sheds New Light on Later Human Evolution Popular Archaeology

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July 4th, 2014 Edition

• Japanese gold leaf artists worked on a nanoscale: X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy is a non-destructive way to date artwork Science Daily
• Polish archaeologists discovered medieval bath in Albania Science in Poland
• VIDEO: Five skeletons uncovered during big dig near Roman Villa Bournemouth Echo

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July 1st to 3rd, 2014 Edition

• More on Ancient Inuit hunting camp to be uncovered in Manitoba CBC News
• Polish archaeologists discover graves, jewelry in Peruvian desert Peru This Week
• Major Viking site discovery described as 'mind-blowing' Irish Central
• Ancient jade casket found in Hebei The Standard
• Prehistoric circle dated to same summer as Seahenge neighbour The Guardian UK
• King Mentuhotep II's chapel unearthed in Sohag Ahram Online
• Shah Jahan's summer palace found near Taj Times of India
• French archaeologists discover an exceptional Gallic chariot tomb at Warcq in France Art Daily
• Native Americans Had a Precolonial Baby Boom Live Science
• Unique 7th century silver bowl found in South Holland Past Horizons
• Ten artists painted the Olmeca-Xicalanca Battle mural Past Horizons
• Scientists revise timeline of human origins PhysOrg
• Wroclaw archaeologists will conduct research in the Gobi Desert Science in Poland
  

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June 29th & 30th, 2014 Edition

• Three year dig uncovers medieval hospital The Journal
• Blood residue from ancient American Indian tools revealing clues about life in the past Aiken Standard
• The Hammer of Thor Past Horizons
• Virtual flashlight reveals secrets of ancient artefacts New Scientist
• Ancient site of Inuit found on coast of Hudson Bay Hamilton Spectator
• Tattoos in ancient Egypt and Sudan British Museum
• Wroclaw archaeologists discovered burial site of unknown culture in Peru Science in Poland

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June 25th to 28th, 2014 Edition

• 4,000-Year-Old Burial with Chariots Discovered in South Caucasus Live Science
• Archaeologists discovered a meteorite fragment in a 9 thousand years old hut Science in Poland
• Archaeologists find 25 quipus at Inca site in Peru Peru this Week
  and this More on Rare Incan 'Calculators' Found in Peru Discovery
• Tang Dynasty ceramic unearthed at Central Java excavation site Jakarta Post
• Evidence of Hobbling, Torture Discovered at Ancient Massacre Site in Colorado Western Digs
• Neandertals ate their veggies, their feces reveal Science Magazine
  and this Scientists Uncover Evidence of Early Human Diet Popular Archaeology
• Unesco world heritage list tops 1,000 Past Horizons

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June 24th, 2014 Edition

• The logboats in the lake Current Archaeology
• Demolitions reveal ancient Roman theater in Aegean town Hurriyet News
• Danish antler axe find reveals Neolithic German trade Past Horizons
• Explorer says Griffin shipwreck may be found Guardian UK

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June 20th to 23rd, 2014 Edition

• Bonaparte's cannons, guns found by Russian dive team in Egypt's Alexandria Ahram Online
• The 'wonderful rubbish' of the Gilf Kebir desert Past Horizons
• Hopewell excavation near Chillicothe seeks evidence of a 'woodhenge' Columbus Dispatch
• Egyptologist unravels ancient mystery of lost army PhysOrg
• Oldest ever schistosomiasis egg found may be first proof of early human technology exacerbating disease burden Science Daily
• 4,500-year-old food items found in cupboard in Bristol ITV
• Sai Kung rock may hold key to To Kwa Wan relics' history South China Morning Post
• Archaeo-astronomy steps out from shadows of the past Science Daily
• Polish archaeologists found tombs dating back four thousand years in Egypt Science in Poland
• Wroclaw archaeologists discovered unknown structures in Egypt Science in Poland
• Archaeologists Return to Ancient Megiddo Popular Archaeology
• Archeologists unearth findings at biblical site dating back to Joshua and the Judges Jerusalem Post
• The mystery of where Plymouth got its start-Archeologists dig deep for evidence of original palisades Boston Globe

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June 17th to 19th, 2014 Edition

• Melting Yukon ices reveals 5,000-year-old archaeological treasures Macleans
• Temple discovered in northern Peru holds evidence of fire worship Peru this Week
• Rome seeks £25 million to save Emperor Nero's lavish palace Telegraph UK
• Earliest military camp discovered at Carnuntum, Austria Austrian Times
• What amino acids in shells can tell us about Bronze Age people Science Daily
• Bronze Age necropolis reveals variety of funerary practices Past Horizons
• Vindolanda dig unearths rare Roman gold coin BBC News
• Siberian Bronze Age skull reveals secrets of ancient society PhysOrg
• Polish scientists will study the climate of Egypt thousands of years ago Science in Poland
• Fossil Human Skulls Unearthed in Spanish Cave Shed Light on Neandertal Evolution Popular Archaeology

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June 14th to 16th, 2014 Edition

• Archaeological cave dig unearths artefacts from 45,000 years ago Sydney Morning Herald
• 4,000 year old royal tomb discovered in Luxor Daily News Egypt
• Archaeology: Ancient cultures affected by climate change, too Columbus Dispatch
  and this Archaeology and Climate Change Ohio History
• Remains of 'End of the World' Epidemic Found in Ancient Egypt Live Science
• Divers return to wrecksite of the Mary Rose Past Horizons
• Archaeologists Return to Excavate Ancient Jaffa Popular Archaeology
• Climate Change Prompted Migrations in Ancient Peru, Says Genetic Study Popular Archaeology

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June 12th & 13th, 2014 Edition

• Migration Period cremations unearthed in Poland Past Horizons
• Archaeologists Excavate Roman Temple Area at Maryport Popular Archaeology
• Drum excavations unearth medieval sanitation system Donside Piper News
• Preserving the Battle of Hastings from 'contamination' Science Daily
• Drunken revels depicted in 1800 year old mural Past Horizons
• Archaeologists discover Britain's longest road to be 10,000 year old The Express UK

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June 10th & 11th, 2014 Edition

• Eleventh dynasty tomb discovered in Luxor Egypt Independent
• Archaeologists find ketchup, fishy condiments, beer and radio remains at World War II Prisoner of War camp Culture24
• 2,300-year-old tomb with a corpse and daggers found in Sinaw-Oman Oman Observer
• Ancient Mayan Altars, Sculpted Artwork Discovered in Guatemala Live Science
• Seafarers brought Neolithic culture to Europe, gene study indicates EurekAlert
• First atlas of Inuit Arctic trails launched Past Horizons
• Puget Sound anchor might be from 1792 expedition PhysOrg
• Archaeologists Campaign to Save Ancient Maya Sites Popular Archaeology

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June 8th & 9th, 2014 Edition

• Searching for lost English Civil War siegeworks Past Horizons
• Ancient Love Inscriptions in Astypalea Greek Reporter
• North Berstead warrior burial, Bognor Regis Thames Valley Archaeological Servies
• New Inca road to Machu Picchu discovered Peru This Week
• The Human Face Evolved from a Violent Past, Say Researchers Popular Archaeology
• 'Incredibly important' medieval find at Llanllyr, Ceredigion BBC News
• Archaeologists plan to reconstruct ancient society of Burnt City Tehran Times

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June 7th, 2014 Edition

• Archeologists to launch historic fishing expedition off B.C.'s Haida Gwaii Global Post
• Vinyl Records Excavated at Famous '60s Commune Challenge 'Hippie' Stereotype, Study Says Western Digs
• Looted stone of Roman mint reveals stories of prehistoric and medieval civilisations Culture 24
• Scientist uses fossils to prove historic Ohio millstones have French origins Science Daily

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June 5th & 6th, 2014 Edition

• Archaeological dig reveals remains of buildings and tombs in Alambra Famagusta Gazette
• Archaeologist questions lack of knowledge of Tuam burials Irish Times
• Remains of a Jewish settlement from the Second Temple period were partially uncovered in the western and southern sections of Tel Hebron, near Tel Rumeida in Hebron Jewish Press
• Mitochondrial DNA of first Near Eastern farmers is sequenced for the first time Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona
• Wearable submarine to hunt for 2000-year-old computer New Scientist
• Archaeologists of Historic Jamestown Release Native American Artifacts for Public View Popular Archaeology

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June 1st to 4th, 2014 Edition

• Vandals destroy prehistoric rock art in Libya's lawless Sahara Chicago Tribune
• Archaeological sites targeted in Finland Alaska Dispatch
• Distinct artwork reflects contact period in the regions PhysOrg
• Relics dating back to 190 BC unearthed in archaeological dig-Pakistan Express Tribune
• Spanish archaeologists find 9 mummies in Egypt La Prensa
• Traces of ancient tsunami discovered in Gökçeada Hurriyet News
• Finding the lost art of Angkor Wat-Paintings hidden for 500 years EurekAlert
• Archaeologists find Bronze Age settlement beneath Aberdeen park and ride site Culture 24
• Stonehenge builders' 'bright and airy' homes re-created BBC News
• Viking Age Revninge woman: an exceptional find Past Horizons
• A large Roman sanctuary found in northern France Past Horizons
• UM students document features at buffalo jump Navajo Times
• Medieval manholes: plumbers led the way in utility maintenance Science Daily
• Archaeologists Excavate Lower City of Mycenae Popular Archaeology
• Athboy discovery could be 3,000 year old baby Meath Chronicle

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May 31st, 2014 Edition

• These Are The World's Oldest Pants Business Insider
• Egypt's Looted Antiquities (commentary) New York Times
• Fort found was home quarters to Roman infantry unit wielded to vanquish the Jews Haaretz

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May 30th, 2014 Edition

• Echoes of World War I at Camp Dodge archaeology dig Des Moines Register
• Villager dipped his fishing net in the river and caught a 4,000 year old pagan god Siberian Times
• East Lothian skeleton may be 10th Century Irish Viking king BBC News
• Agronomic conditions in ancient Near East 12,000 years ago Science Daily
• Unique Silk Cloth Found in Emperor Henry VII's Coffin Discovery
• Caveman Campsite Unearthed at Construction Site in London Live Science

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May 29th, 2014 Edition

• Students Discover 7,000-Year-Old Mummy in Chile NDTV
• Vandal scars iconic Utah rock art site Standard Examiner
• Ancient Anatolian sites abandoned to their fate Hurriyet News
• More on Richard III to be reburied in Leicester Current Archaeology
• American's visit to Forbidden City revealed in old journal Live Science
• More on Ptolemy in Beni Sweif Al-Ahram Weekly
• Rare Crusade-Era Seal Discovered in Jerusalem Discovery

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May 24th to 28th, 2014 Edition-I'm Back

• New Paleolithic sites discovered in Hanzhong Basin, Central China PhysOrg
• King Ptolemy II temple uncovered in Beni Suef Ahram Online
• Mould for minting Roman coins found in Talkad Deccan Herald
• Remains of burnt ancient city found in Chandigarh The Asian Age
• Papal bulla discovered in the Czluchów castle Science in Poland
• Rare 800 Yr Old Christian Monastery Seal Discovered in Jerusalem Jewish Press
• Cod bones reveal 13th century origin of global fish trade PhysOrg
• The Invisible Graffiti of Angkor Wat Science Magazine
• Archaeologists have identified what could be remains of the earliest false tooth found in Western Europe BBC News
• Burial reveals complex origins of metallurgy Past Horizons
• Rock-Shelter in Spain Evidences Early Human Use of Fire Popular Archaeology

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May 23rd, 2014 Edition

• Prehistoric hunting scenes unearthed in Spanish cave The Art Newspaper
• Archaeologists probe for Civil War Hampton's pioneering contraband slave camp Hampton Roads Daily Press
• A well-preserved granary with at least seven rooms has been uncovered in Rakhigarhi Hindu Business Line
• My kingdom for a grave: court rules on Richard III burial site PhysOrg
• Long-Lost Mummy of Pharaoh's Foster Brother Found Discovery
• Archaeologists Excavate for Archaic Greek City of Tenea Popular Archaeology
• Maryport Roman Settlement Excavation Yields New Finds Popular Archaeology

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May 20th to 22nd, 2014 Edition

• Microbes from 1,500-year-old feces support archeological theories EurekAlert
• Berkeley Lab Researchers Help Discover Rare Form of Iron Oxide in Ancient Chinese Pottery Berkeley Lab
• Spanish Conquest May Have Altered Peru's Shoreline Science Now
• Unique statue of Phoenician priest discovered in Sidon The Daily Star
• Authorities Find Pre-Inca Site in Northern Piura Region Peruvian Times
• Skeleton executed by sword blows to head poses questions on Norman Conquest Culture 24
• Tests Suggest Age of Prehistoric Naples Canal WGCU News
• GIS technology verifies Caesar and Helvetii history PhysOrg

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May 17th to 19th, 2014 Edition

• Earliest houses, Bronze Age cremations and tools found by archaeologists in Scotland Culture 24
• Outlasting Dynasties, Now Emerging From Soot New York Times
• Spiritual Power? 18th-Century Artifacts Unearthed in Caribbean Live Science
• Ceremonial 'Axis' Road Discovered in Heart of Ancient City of Cahokia Western Digs
• Lost Maya city of Noh Kah has been mapped Past Horizons
• Angels, toilets and graffiti revealed at Sudanese monastery Past Horizons
• Petra, built for the sun gods? CNN News
• Funeral relics of pharaonic singer unearthed at Saqqara necropolis Ahram Online
• Discovering the artists of the Eastern Sahara University of Cambridge

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May 14th to 16th, 2014 Edition

• Ancient rock art being defaced in Pilbara ABC News Australia
• Comet theory false; doesn't explain cold snap at the end of the Ice Age, Clovis changes or mass animal extinction Southern Methodist University
• Climate change caused empire's fall, tree rings reveal Cornell Chronicle
• An Iron Age village along with a host of ancient artefacts including tools and jewellery have been discovered on a construction site of a new bypass for a Scottish town The Scotsman
• Tomb found in Ayios Silas in Limassol Cyprus Mail
• New finds indicate tantric worship in South India 2000 years ago Digital Journal
• One of oldest human skeletons in North America is discovered-Cave-diving scientist on team is available to discuss discovery and its underwater site EurekAlert
• Dating and DNA show Paleoamerican-Native American connection EurekAlert
  and this Oldest Most Complete Early American Skeleton Yields Clues to Native American Ancestry Popular Archaeology
• Female body discovered in centuries-old tomb Hurriyet News
• Ancient Roman Military Camp Unearthed in Eastern Germany Science Now
• The Vandals: victims of a bad press? British Museum
• Discovery of Polish scientists in a medieval monastery in Sudan Science in Poland

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May 9th to 13th, 2014 Edition

• Ramesside tomb of Egypt's royal ambasador discovered at Saqqara Ahram Online
• Archaeology: A look back can help societies plan for the future Columbus Dispatch
• OSU students study prehistoric Indian tools in Dublin field Columbus Dispatch
• Archaeologists dig major new find at Pentridge Prison The Age
• More on Animal Burials, Early Ruler, and Ivory Statue Unearthed in Egyptian Tomb Complex National Geographic
• Mexican archaeologists excavate 1,600 year-old shaft tomb in the State of Zacatecas Art Daily
• Archaeologists to Capture More Secrets of an American Civil War Vessel Popular Archaeology
• What Did Ancient Egyptians Really Eat? Live Science
• 'Scotland's dodo' bone found at Scottish Seabird Centre dig BBC News
• Found after 500 years, the wreck of Christopher Columbus's flagship the Santa Maria Independent UK
• Comet theory false; doesn't explain cold snap at the end of the Ice Age, Clovis changes or mass animal extinction Southern Methodist University
• Alcohol and drugs: Not just for modern humans Science Daily

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May 7th & 8th, 2014 Edition

• Archaeologists say Stonehenge was 'London of the Mesolithic' in Amesbury investigation Culture24
• Archaeologists discover 5,600-year-old preserved tomb in Egypt- Tomb's preserved state will provide new information on pre-dynastic rituals Middle East Online
• 13,500-Year-Old Tool-Making Site Uncovered in Idaho Forest Western Digs
• New study sheds light on survivors of the Black Death University of South Carolina
• Mystery of mummified baby in Swansea is solved South Wales Evening Post
• Tombs of ancient workers discovered China Daily
• Byzantine ancestors of tablet computers found in Yenikapi diggings Hurriyet News
• Archaeologists use drone images to uncover ancient New Mexico village Science Daily
• Archaeologists for Autism-Florida archaeologist spearheads a unique event in Merritt Island Popular Archaeology

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May 6th, 2014 Edition

• Treasure hunters destroy tomb Hurriyet News
• Ancient Desert Glyphs Pointed Way to Fairgrounds Science Now
  and this Ancient Geoglyphs in Peru Predate Nazca Lines Popular Archaeology
• Qatar coastal heritage revealed Past Horizons
• Israeli says he has found King David's citadel Washington Post
• Mysterious 150-year-old writing in rare copy of Homer's 'Odyssey' identified Science Daily

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May 3rd to May 5th, 2014 Edition

• Excavations unearth basilica in Bursa Hurriyet News
• 'Gospel of Jesus's Wife' Looks More and More Like a Fake Live Science
• Solved! How Ancient Egyptians Moved Massive Pyramid Stones Live Science
• Thieves destroy ancient rock painting in Spain The Local
• UK's oldest town revealed: Amesbury dates back more than ten millenia The Express
• New battle for the dating of Chauvet cave Past Horizons
• 'We did this to ourselves': Death and despair at Civil War prisons CNN
• Genetic methods for sex determination shed some light on remains of Canary Islands' indigenous peoples Science Daily
• Hopi tribesmen intervene to shore up Hovenweep ruins Cortez Journal

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April 30th to May 2nd, 2014 Edition

• Egypt Archaeologists May Have Found Alexander the Great's Tomb Greek Reporter
• Mysterious Buried Artifacts Discovered in Egypt's Valley of the Kings Live Science
• Neanderthals were not inferior to modern humans, says CU-Boulder study EurekAlert
• Interactions between humans and scavengers have been decisive in human evolution Science Daily
• Blood preserved in gourd did not belong to King Louis XVI Past Horizons
• 2,500 years burial relics accidentally unearth in central Vietnam Thanh Nien News
• A Point of View: Is the archaeological dig a thing of the past? BBC News
• Amateur archaeologists unearth Viking gold Copenhagen Post
• Hope for further Vindolanda tablet discoveries Past Horizons
• More on 9,000-Year-Old Caribou Hunting Structure Found Submerged in Lake Huron Popular Archaeology
• Archaeologists Uncover Ancient Punic Vessels in Balearic Islands-The remains evidence the oldest documented shipwreck to date off the coast of Menorca Popular Archaeology

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April 27th to 29th, 2014 Edition

• Archaeology: bust of Alexander the Great found in Cyprus ANSAmed
• Archaeologists find 'lost' medieval village full of pottery, coins and bones in Scottish Borders Culture 24
• From Stone Darts to Dismembered Bodies, New Study Reveals 5,000 Years of Violence in Central California Western Digs
• Prehistoric caribou hunting structure discovered beneath Lake Huron EurekAlert
  and this 9,000-Year-Old Caribou Hunting Structure Found Submerged in Lake Huron Popular Archaeology
• Basel Egyptologists identify tomb of royal children EurekAlert
• A Roman hoard from the end of empire Past Horizons
• Mound excavation reveals transition from hunting to herding in Neolithic settlement PhysOrg
  and this Scientists Uncover Evidence of Change from Hunting to Herding at Early Neolithic Settlement Popular Archaeology

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April 26th, 2014 Edition

• Canada releases pictures of world's most northerly shipwreck Guardian UK
• Cold War Spy-Satellite Images Unveil Lost Cities National Geographic
• More on New Genetic Findings About Stone-Age Scandinavian Farmers and Hunter-Gatherers Popular Archaeology
  

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April 23rd to 25th, 2014 Edition

• Site of rare Indian artifacts paved over in California USA Today
• Skeletons of foetus, heavily pregnant woman and crammed men found at York church Culture 24
• The Ancient Maya and Virtual Worlds: Different Perspectives on Material Meanings University of Cincinnati
• Genomic diversity and admixture differs for Stone-Age Scandinavian foragers and farmers EurekAlert
• Missing Link? Mississippi Floods, and a Great City Disappears Live Science
• 1888 shipwreck in San Francisco Bay hailed as big historical find Los Angeles Times
• New C14 technique helps date Australian rock art Past Horizons
• Bloody souvenir not from decapitated French king: DNA PhysOrg
• Archaeologists, tribe clash over Native remains PhysOrg
• A large set of monuments from 1 to 5th century AD has been discovered in the ancient city of Akrai Science in Poland

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April 21st & 22nd, 2014 Edition

• Two Saiti tombs unearthed near Egypt's Minya Ahram Online
• Hikers Find Human Skull And Bones In Gush Etzion Cave Jewish News
• More questions than answers as mystery of domestication deepens-In recent decades, research has unraveled much of what we thought we knew about this crucial event in human history Washington University in St. Louis
• Community dig sheds new light on Wark Castle in Northumberland The Journal UK
• Patterson Park dig uncovering traces of War of 1812 militia camp, defenses Baltimore Sun
• Archaeologists Find Ancient Chisel that May Have Helped Build Western Wall Jewish Press
• More on Drones unearth more details about Chaco culture The Inquirer
• Origins of Domesticated Chili Pepper Found in Mexico Popular Archaeology
• Anatomically Modern Humans Left Africa Earlier Than Previously Thought, Suggests Study Popular Archaeology

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April 18th to 20th, 2014 Edition

• The discovery of a mysterious copper artefact at a Neolithic tomb on Anglesey could help to answer one of archaeology's burning questions Daily Post
• Greek Goddess Statue Found At Illegal Excavation in Turkey Greek Reporter
• Community project focuses on Neolithic Whitehawk camp Past Horizons
• Ancient puppy paw prints found on Roman tiles Fox News
• Medieval slave trade routes in Eastern Europe extended from Finland and the Baltic Countries to Central Asia Science Daily
• Remains of a ship that was commandeered in Charleston harbor by an enslaved black man during the Civil War and used as an escape vehicle may have been discovered off the South Carolina coast Greenville Online
• Buried city of Pompeii unveils three new houses UPI
• Egypt archaeologists find ancient writer's tomb PhysOrg
• One of Egypt's most important historical and archaeological sites, dating to the early Islamic period, is under threat of being turned into a garden, despite prior excavation works and the pleas of activists Ahram Online

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April 15th to 17th, 2014 Edition

• Retired army general wants Egypt's St. Catherine's Monastery demolished Ahram Online
• Bulgaria seizes ancient gold treasure Sofia Globe
• Great Wall remains found in northwest China Shanghai Daily
• Norman site may soon be lost to sea Gorey Guardian
• Largest bath in Roman era a costly investment of time Hurriyet News
• Siberian Mummies in Copper Masks Pose Mystery Discovery
• Body Slam This! Ancient Wrestling Match Was Fixed Live Science
• Ancient Rome was bigger than previously thought, archaeologists find Telegraph UK
• Chilean Mummies Reveal Signs of Arsenic Poisoning Live Science
• New Findings at Prehistoric Stone Tool Site in China-Recent excavation results may answer some hanging questions about the ancient tool makers Popular Archaeology
• Study: The Trials of the Cherokee Were Reflected In Their Skulls North Carolina State University

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April 14th, 2014 Edition

• Sacrificial and Common Graves Alike Reveal Diversity in Ancient City of Cahokia Western Digs
• Neanderthals and Cro-magnons did not coincide on the Iberian Peninsula-A piece of research in which a UPV/EHU group is participating indicates that 1,000 years separate the records of the presence of the two species Universidad del País Vasco
• Predators and Prey: A Roman Mosaic from Lod, Israel Past Horizons
• Ancient Roman theatre discovered in Florence: 'Vomitorium' served 15,000 ancient theatre-goers ANSA
• Archaeologists Explore Ancient Roman Forum of Philippopolis-Ancient passage and shops emerge Popular Archaeology
• Overcoming looting and years of war, Iraq Museum moves to reopen Christian Science Monitor

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April 12th & 13th, 2014 Edition

• Bronze Age skeleton of dagger-clutching Racton Man could have been a King or priest buried in Sussex Culture 24
• Lampeter-based archaeologists reveal Qatar's historic sites BBC News
• New insights on ancient Portuguese horse engraving Stone Pages
• Naughty money: clippers and coiners in 16th-century England Past Horizons
• Archeologists' findings may prove Rome a century older than thought The Guardian UK

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April 9th to 11th, 2014 Edition

• Ancient Egyptian coffin found in Israel's Jezreel Valley Jewish Press
• 14,000 year old flint tools: Earliest human occupation of Scotland Past Horizons
• Neanderthals were no strangers to good parenting Science Daily
  and this Researchers Say Neanderthals Were Attentive, Loving Parents BioNews
• 4,500-year-old boat among Viking artifacts hoard discovered in Galway Irish Central
• How 6,000 Years Of Agriculture Transformed Athletic Humans Into Couch Potatoes BioNews
• Roman Imperial Port Facilities Emerge Under Archaeological Investigation-Archaeologists uncover buried structural remains and artifacts that help tell the story of an ancient Roman port system in Italy Popular Archaeology
• Papyrus Referring to Jesus' Wife Is More Likely Ancient Than Fake, Scientists Say New York Times
• Pre-Columbian Archeological Boom Underway in Costa Rica Costa Rica Star
• Remnants of Sailendra dynasty allegedly found Jakarta Post
• The real flood: Submerged prehistory Past Horizons

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April 5th to 8th, 2014 Edition

• Archaeology | A single tooth can tell a lot about ancient people Columbus Dispatch
  and this Reading the Stories of Ancient Lives Written in Teeth Ohio Historical Society
• Research On Ancient Cave-Dwelling Fish Finds Possible Genetic Link to Human Facial Disorders BioNews
• Researcher Suggests Famous Ancient Inca Monumental Complex Exhibits Astronomical Values-Do the ancient Sacsayhuamán complex walls reveal a sophisticated knowledge of astronomical alignments among the Inca? Popular Archaeology
• Ancient Egyptian Mummy Found With Brain, No Heart Live Science
• Oklahoma Archaeologists to resume digging at Native American site where prehistoric building found The Tribune
• Heart disease found in five Amara West skeletons Past Horizons
• Skulls in print: scientific racism in the transatlantic world Past Horizons
• Farming Changed Human Bones, Suggests Study Popular Archaeology

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April 4th, 2014 Edition

• Cremated bones of Bronze Age tumour sufferer found hanging from Scottish cliff Culture 24
• Monastic mosaics unearthed in the Negev Past Horizons
• Researcher dives into archaeology's next frontier PhysOrg
• Sensors and satellites deployed to save Pompeii PhysOrg
• Resurrection at Thebes? Could the mortuary temple of Amenhotep III be returning to something like its original splendour after 3,200 years in ruins? Al-Ahram Weekly
• Thousands of artifacts removed from rural Indiana home Indy Star

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April 1st to 3rd, 2014 Edition

• Ancestral Puebloan structures discovered in New Mexico Western Digs
• Eighteen-Million-Year-Old Proteins Found In Daisy Seeds Have Cancer Drug Potential BioNews
• World's oldest weather report could revise Bronze Age chronology PhysOrg
• Indigenous societies' 'first contact' typically brings collapse, but rebounds are possible Santa Fe Institute
• Ancient nomads spread earliest domestic grains along Silk Road, study finds-Findings push back earliest known East-West interaction along Slik Road by 2,000 years EurekAlert
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• Ancient Nomads Spread Earliest Domestic Grains Along Silk Road, Study Finds Popular Archaeology
• 'Homo' is the only primate whose tooth size decreases as its brain size increases Science Daily
• Monks' Secret: Asbestos Lurking Beneath Byzantine Wall Paintings Live Science
• Evidence from Tempest Stela may shift Pharaoh chronology Past Horizons
• Polish archaeologists discovered dozens of archaeological sites in Cambodia Science in Poland
• Çatalhöyük Research Project Announces Latest Conferences and Discoveries Popular Archaeology

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March 30th & 31st, 2014 Edition

• 3,300-Year-Old Tomb with Pyramid Entrance Discovered in Egypt Live Science
• Phoenician colony in southeast Spain re-examined Past Horizons
• Augustus rules again as Rome acts to restore lost mausoleum Guardian UK
• 11 ancient burial boxes recovered in Israel The State
• Teeth help scientists unearth secrets of Black Death Irish Examiner
• Did the pharaohs know hieroglyphics? -- Polish Egyptologist explains Science in Poland

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March 28th & 29th, 2014 Edition

• Research examines impact of ancient Aleuts on their landscape University of Buffalo
• Beachy Head Lady was young sub-Saharan Roman with good teeth, say archaeologists Culture 24
• Contemporary 'War Of The Roses' Among Academics Over Claimed Richard III Remains Discovery BioNews
• Pre-inca tomb discovered in the house where Mario Vargas Llosa was born Peru This Week
• Ancient bone fragments help describe diet, health of Saharan ancestors PhysOrg
• New Excavations Explore 6,000-Year-Old Settlement in Israel-Renewed excavation at Ein el-Jarba seeks answers to questions about a civilization that preceded the ancient Canaanites more than 6,000 years ago Popular Archaeology

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March 25th to 27th, 2014 Edition

• DNA Sequencing of Ancient Human Remains Paints A Vastly More Complex Picture of Evolution BioNews
• Shipwrecks Lost to Time That Archaeologists Would Love to Get Their Hands On National Geographic
• Roman Emperor Dressed As Egyptian Pharaoh in Newfound Carving Live Science
• Skulls reveal Mayans used spiked clubs ABC Science
• Centuries-old grills of ancient BBQ lovers found in western Turkey Hurriyet Daily News
• More on Dutch Archaeologist Unearths Three Millennia Old Cultivated Fields BioNews
• 'World's oldest yacht' excavated from island cellar BBC News
• Update: Researchers suggest Vikings used crystals with sun compass to steer at night PhysOrg
• Where Are All the Babies in Archaeological Sites? Smithsonian
• Earliest Evidence of Gigantism-Like Disease Found in 3,800-Year-Old California Skeleton Western Digs

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March 22nd to 24th, 2014 Edition

• Canal, pit houses from up to 4,000 years ago found under planned Marana outlet mall site Arizona Saily Star
• 4,000-year-old mummy to go back on display after evading crystal death Culture 24
• Ancient statesman skeleton found in Giza Egypt Independent
• Egypt unveils two massive restored pharaoh statues, newly pieced together CNN News
• Guarding grapes and other tales from papyri PhysOrg
• The Amazon Women: Is There Any Truth Behind the Myth? Smithsonian

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March 20th & 21st, 2014 Edition

• Investigating the site of Robert the Bruce's Scottish parliament Past Horizons
• First Impressions: More on discovering the earliest human footprints in Europe Current Archaeology
• Update on the Restoration of Khufu's boat Al-Ahram Weekly
• Archaeological Team Uncovers Elite Residential Complex-The ancient Maya site of Xno'ha may provide another window on the structure of Maya society Popular Archaeology

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March 17th to 19th, 2014 Edition

• Seven centuries of ploughing in Ede: Dutch Celtic fields used continuously for centuries University of Groningen
• First Evidence Found of Storied Battle That Stopped Spain's Eastward Expansion Western Digs
• Still discovering things about the Ghajn Tuffieha Roman baths Malta Independent
• Archaeologists found 3 thousand years old pottery kilns in Lubuskie Nauka w Polsce
• Ancient Skeleton Yields Earliest Complete Example of Human Cancer-Found at archaeological site of Amara West in northern Sudan, the find could shed light on evolution and history of the disease Popular Archaeology
• Ancient Egyptian Kittens Hint at Cat Domestication Live Science
• Rising sea levels, frequent storms, flooding and thawing permafrost are causing archeological sites along the coast in the Western Arctic National Parklands to disappear at an alarming rate Arctic Sounder
• Cambridge University archaeologists find 'oldest' Roman irrigation system BBC News
• Researcher looks underwater for history of the Roman Empire PhysOrg
• Chicken bones tell true story of pacific migration Science Daily
• Artemis fresco stolen from Pompeii ANSAmed
• Archaeologists Excavate Ancient Aramean City in Israel Popular Archaeology
• 3,000 Year Old Skeleton Reveals Most Compelling Look At Metastatic Cancer In Antiquity BioNews
• Rice grad student deciphers 1,800-year-old letter from Egyptian soldier Rice University
• Ancient City of Petra Built to Align With the Sun The Nabatean culture erected the city to highlight solstices, equinoxes National Geographic
• Iron Age woman's footless body found near West Knoyle BBC News

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March 15th & 16th, 2014 Edition

• Los Angeles subway dig finds prehistoric objects PhysOrg
• Little Foot is oldest complete Australopithecus, new stratigraphic research shows Science Daily
• Greek Island of Santorini Volcano Erupted in 16th Century and not earlier Greek Reporter
• Archaeologist links graves excavated in northern Greece with ancient kings of Macedonia Fox News

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March 13th & 14th, 2014 Edition

• Peru: Lambayeque receives drones for surveying archaeological sites Peru This Week
• 1,500 year-old coffin opened in Inner Mongolia Xinhuanet
• Even more on Natural Selection Led To Different Features In Europeans As Recent As 5,000 Years Ago, According To Researchers BioNews
• Ancient 'Ritual Wand' Etched with Human Faces Discovered in Syria Live Science
• Vandals strike Hidden Cave Nevada Appeal

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March 12th, 2014 Edition

• More on Researchers Say European Hunter-Gatherers c. 5000 BC Had Blue Eyes And Dark Skin BioNews
• Ancient petroglyphs found by drone in southern Utah Fox13 News
• More on New Text Dead Sea Scrolls Found Jewish Press
• Staffordshire Hoard reunited for the first time Current Archaeology
• Laser and radar unveil the secrets of Roman bridges Science Daily
• Polish archaeologists have studied 4000 years old settlements in Hungary Nauka w Polsce
• Secrets of Chinese Terra-Cotta Warrior Weapons Revealed Live Science

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March 10th & 11th, 2014 Edition

• How can Peruvian authorities protect archaeological sites from vandalism? Peru This Week
• 800-year-old monk found poking out of cliff face Telegraph UK
• The Remnants of Prehistoric Plant Pollen Reveal that Humans Shaped Forests 11,000 Years Ago Smithsonian
• Mongol Empire rode wave of mild climate, says study EurekAlert
• Emotional expressions in ancient funerary art served as therapy for the bereaved Science Daily
• Huge Mexican pyramid could collapse like a sandcastle New Scientist
• A Mesolithic face from Southern Europe Past Horizons
• New analyses verify the use of fire by Peking Man PhysOrg
• Royal settlement linked to Sutton Hoo treasures Guardian UK
• The search for the graves of the knights of Grunwald will begin this fall Nauka w Polsce
• Uncovering the Ancient Mysteries of Cosma-Archaeologists explore a prehistoric monumental complex in Peru Popular Archaeology

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March 7th to 9th, 2014 Edition

• Statue of pharaoh's daughter unearthed in Egypt Reuters
• 30,000-Year-old Giant Virus Reawakened From Permafrost Ice Still Infectious BioNews
• Posh Dog Outfit from China's 'Forbidden City' Revealed Live Science
• Leapin' Lizards! Medieval Arabs Ate the Scaly Creatures Live Science
• Bronze Age rock art uncovered in Brecon Beacons BBC News
• 4,000-year-old Dartmoor burial find rewrites British bronze age history The Guardian UK
• Remains of 18th century Spanish ship found in Argentina Times of India
• How celestial events influenced orientation of the great constructions of the Nabataeans PhysOrg
• Shamanic figurine guarding shaft tomb discovered in Colima Past Horizons
• Huge Mexican pyramid could collapse like a sandcastle New Scientist
• Researchers from Kraków track 5 thousand years old trade routes in the Middle East Nauka w Polsce
• More on Finding Answers to New Mysteries at Cahokia Popular Archaeology
• Archaeologists find 3,000-year-old graves in Cusco, Peru Peru This Week

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March 6th, 2014 Edition

• Ancient Egyptian Soldier's Letter Home Deciphered Live Science
• Mesa Verde's 'Mummy Lake' Was Built to Hold Rituals, Not Water, Study Says Western Digs
• Researchers gain new insights into ancient Pacific settlers' diet EurekAlert
• Lying about Leviathan: Archaeologists find the earliest fish tales Haaretz

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March 3rd to 5th, 2014 Edition

• More on New Evidence Suggests Ice Age Humans Lived For 10,000 Years On Bering Land Bridge BioNews
• New discoveries at the Gallic necropolis of Esvres-sur-Indre Past Horizons
• How ancient Greek plays allow us to reconstruct Europe's climate Science Daily
• The first Polish excavations in Armenia Nauka w Polsce
• Archaeologists found bones of a Stone Age child and an adult in tiny cave Irish Mirror
• New Kingdom tombs discovered in Egypt's Aswan-Four rock-hewn New Kingdom tombs uncovered in Aswan may change the history of Elephantine Island Ahram Online
• Native American city on the Mississippi was America's first 'melting pot' EurekAlert
• Sardis dig yields enigmatic trove: ritual egg in a pot University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Digging on the Dark Side of Vesuvius-Archaeologists are uncovering new finds on the northern slopes of the infamous volcano Popular Archaeology

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March 2nd, 2014 Edition

• Hopewell skulls pose a mystery Columbus Dispatch
  and this Hopewell Headhunters? Ohio Archaeology
• Italy Investigating New Collapses in Ancient Pompeii NBC News

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March 1st, 2014 Edition

• Salvage operation brings to light 1000-year-old mint in Haryana The Hindu
• Altamira cave paintings to be opened to the public once again Past Horizons
• Human ancestors at West Asian site deemed two species Science News

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February 28th, 2014 Edition

• Ancient Roman house found in Arezzo ANSAmed
• New Dig Seeks To Solve Mysteries of Old Vero Man Site BioNews
• The Oldest Human Infectious Disease? MD Anderson Researcher Uncovers Some Ancient Mysteries Of Leprosy BioNews
• Second oldest church in Germany uncovered The Local
• Fossils offer new clues into Native American's 'journey' and how they survived the last Ice Age EurekAlert
• CU-led study says Bering Land Bridge a long-term refuge for early Americans: Population of hundreds or thousands likely lived on land bridge for up to 10,000 years EurekAlert
• Polovtsian statues of Eastern Europe Past Horizons
• Archaeologists are exposing new finds at the largest Roman period civilian settlement along the Hadrian's Wall frontier Popular Archaeology
• New University of Arkansas Geospatial Research Program Meets Critical Need in Archaeology Research; Announces First Awards BioNews
• Nine manuscripts with biblical text unearthed in Qumran ANSAmed

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February 27th, 2014 Edition

• Adventures of 17th-Century Pirate Alliance Uncovered in Ireland Live Science
• Storms uncover World War 1 wreck off Cornish coast Cornish Guardian
• Nieszawa -- a medieval town reconstructed by non-invasive survey Past Horizons
• Mystery Incan Mummy's Skull Smashed for Human Sacrifice 500 Years Ago International Business Times
• Candelabra found in Ibiza waters offers clues about medieval navigation routes Science Daily
• Drought coincided with decline of Indus Civilisation Past Horizons
• Spiro Mounds excavations visits to resume in eastern Oklahoma NewsOK

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February 22nd to 26th, 2014 Edition

• Modern Human Hunter-Gatherer Foraging Patterns May Provide Clues to the Past-Researchers study Hadza hunting and gathering strategies in Africa Popular Archaeology
• Shield-wearing skeleton, necklace and grave goods found in early Saxon inhumations Culture 24
• Ancient Egyptian papyri discovered at Luther College-Rare early Christian document among the finds Decorah Newspapers
• 'Microbial Pompeii:' 1,000-year-old plaque preserves bacteria, microscopic particles of food on skeleton teeth Science Daily
• Silver Hoop Earrings Found Among Ancient Treasure in Biblical City Live Science
• History of Ancient Los Angeles Was Driven by Its Wetlands, 8,000-Year Survey Finds Western Digs
• Before They Were Native Americans, They Were Native Beringians? Researchers suggest that early migrants remained on the Bering Land Bridge for as much as 10,000 years before venturing into the Americas Popular Archaeology
• Early Christians in Viking Denmark Past Horizons
• Caribbean ecosystem reconstructed prior to human settlement Past Horizons
• Anglo-Saxon cemetery results question violent invasion theory Past Horizons
• Richard III DNA Test Sparks Controversy Live Science\Yahoo News
• World's most ancient cheese found in China Fox News
• Gladiator School Discovery Reveals Hard Lives of Ancient Warriors-Archaeologists have mapped an ancient gladiator school, where the famed warriors lived, trained, and fought National Geographic
• British Storms Unbury an Ancient Welsh Forest National Geographic

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February 20th & 21st, 2014 Edition

• Were the ancient Greeks and Romans colour blind? ABC News
• 800 years of Irish history unraveled in N Ireland castle archaeological dig Irish Central
• Village excavation turns up a wealth of finds dating back 1,400 years Cambs Times
• The Oldest Human Infectious Disease? MD Anderson Researcher Uncovers Some Ancient Mysteries Of Leprosy Bio News
• Monster Surf Exposes Rare Petroglyphs in Hawaii Wetsern Digs
• Silver Hoop Earrings Found Among Ancient Treasure in Biblical City Live Science
• Oldest fortified settlement ever found in North America Science Daily
• Mystery of diseases of ancient Mesopotamians Nauka w Polsce

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February 19th, 2014 Edition

• Amateur treasure hunter finds Roman gold hoard The Local
• More on Aztec Dog Burial Discovered Underneath Mexico City Apartment Building (VIDEO) Hispanically Speaking
• The Culture of War: Saving history Past Horizons
• Great Pyramid at Giza Vandalized to 'Prove' Conspiracy Theory Live Science\Yahoo News

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February 17th & 18th, 2014 Edition

• 'Graffiti' in Mingary Castle thought to be 700 years old BBC News
• 2,300-Year-Old Village Discovered Outside Jerusalem Jewish Press
• Ancient herring catch nets fisheries weakness EurekAlert
• Scientists pinpoint the exact source of many of the rocks used to build Stonehenge PhysOrg
• Gruesome Beginnings Of Medical Science's Anatomical Modeling To Be Outlined At Cambridge U. Talk BioNews
• Evidence That Biblical Philistines Originated As Migrant "Sea People" From Europe Unearthed In Ancient Jordanian Settlement BioNews
• Despite Iraq's troubles, archaeologists are back Chicago Tribune

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February 15th & 16th, 2014 Edition

• Aztec dog burials puzzle archaeologists Past Horizons
• More on SC archeologists race to uncover Civil War prison News & Observer
• 'Priceless' bronze statue of Greek god Apollo found in Gaza Strip Guardian UK
• More on The Hunley: Zeroing in on what caused Civil War submarine's sinking CNN News
• Do We Never Learn? Archaeologists play role in study on world food security and effects of climate shock Popular Archaeology

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February 14th, 2014 Edition

• Divers observe underwater Byzantine basilica discovered in Iznik Lake Hurriyet Daily News
• 'New' Luxor mummy is 3,600 years old The Independent UK
• 'Active' Bronze Age woman found in Highland woods The Scotsman
• Fossilized mammoth tusk to be removed from Seattle construction site CNN News
• What ecosystem greeted the first human settlers in the northern Caribbean? PhysOrg
• Update: Native American site leaves Miami in quandary PhysOrg
• For Valentine's Day: Tombs of legendary lovers Al-Ahram Weekly
• Scientists Create Genetic Map of History Popular Archaeology

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February 9th to 13th, 2014 Edition-Back from the flu finally!

• Building from 2,200 B.C. found in Ecuadorian capital Global Post
• More ancient discoveries in Egypt's Dakahliya: Gallery Ahram Online
• Genome of America's Only Clovis Skeleton Reveals Origins of Native Americans Western Digs
  and this Texas A&M Genomics Study of Ancient Skeleton Reveals First Americans Came From Asia Bio News
• Southwestern-Style Spear Throwers Identified in the Ozarks Western Digs
• Anchor of ages believed found off Whidbey Island South Whidbey Record
• From surf to turf: Archaeologists and chemists trace ancient British diets EurekAlert
• Giant mass extinction may have been quicker than previously thought EurekAlert
• Ancient settlements and modern cities follow same rules of development, says CU-Boulder EurekAlert
• Medieval mass grave found near Florence's Uffizi museum ANSAmed
• Mysterious code in Viking runes is cracked Science Nordic
• Drug References Found on Walls of Ancient Egyptian School Live Science
• Spanish, Egyptian Archaeologists Make Discovery That Changes Chronology of the Pharaohs Hispanically Speaking News
• Beach burials reveal slaving legacy Past Horizons
• The sad fate of war horses in Bar-sur-Aube Past Horizons
• Syria's Archaeological Sites Ravaged by Bombing, Looting Discovery
• Is an earthquake behind the Shroud of Turin image? Neutron radiation caused by 33 A.D. earthquake could have led to 'wrong' 1988 radiocarbon dating of Shroud, suggest researchers Springer
• Gladiator Heads? Mystery of Trove of British Skulls Solved Discovery
• Archaeologists Find Evidence of 1,000-Year-Old Wari Tombs Peruvian Times
• Archaeologists discovered previously unknown stronghold in Lódz Province Nauka w Polsce
• Dating the Uluzzian-Scientists confirm age of a key prehistoric human tool technology in Italy Popular Archaeology

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February 7th & 8th, 2014 Edition

• Scientists find 800,000-year-old footprints in UK Houston Chronicle
  and this Earliest human footprints outside Africa found -- in Norfolk Current Archaeology
• More on A great discovery: remains of king Alfred or his son found in Winchester? Current Archaeology
• A 'smoking gun' on the Ice Age megafauna extinctions EurekAlert
• Remains of building may be part of ancient queen's palace Asahi Shimbun
• Ancient mastaba tomb found in Egypt's Dakahliya Ahram Online
• Aztatlán astronomical observatory linked to sun worship Past Horizons
• Near East crossroad of the Palaeolithic now questioned Past Horizons
• Dating is refined for the Atapuerca site where Homo antecessor appeared PhysOrg
• More on The discovery of a previously unknown ancient Egyptian pharaoh has revealed evidence of a lost 3,600-year-old dynasty Al-Ahram Weekly

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February 4th to 6th, 2014 Edition

• Centuries-old fabric found in Çatalhöyük Hurriyet News
• Ancient California Islanders Relied on Drifting 'Tarballs' for Petroleum, Study Finds Wesstern Digs
• Finding Israel's First Camels American Friends of Tel Aviv University
• The Towers of Ras Al-Khaimah Past Horizons
• Prehistoric village found in downtown Miami Miami Herald
• Researchers Investigate Archaic Greek City-State in Crete: Archaeologists resume excavations at ancient site in eastern Crete to reconstruct development of early Greek city-state Popular Archaeology

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February 1st to 3rd, 2014 Edition

• Harappan-era seal found in Rajasthan Hindustan Times
• 4,600-Year-Old Step Pyramid Uncovered in Egypt Live Science
• Resurrecting the Pharaoh's Solar Boat-Buried for more than 4,500 years, a well-preserved ancient Egyptian funerary barque sees the light of day, aided by archaeologists and Japanese technology Popular Archaeology
• Rabbits unearth a trove of New Stone Age treasure at Land's End Independent UK
• Mexican archaeologists find remains of nahuatl speaking Caxcan group in Zacatecas Art Daily
• Ancient site hope after airborne scanner used in Surrey BBC News
• Cultural identity -- Celtic and Anglo-Norman realms Past Horizons
• Discovery of a maiden crown in Roskilde Cathedral burial Past Horizons

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January 30th & 31st, 2014 Edition

• Charlemagne's bones are (probably) real The Local
• Mirrors may have worked magic in ancient Japanese rituals Asahi Shimbun
• 6,500-year old tin-bronze from Serbia The Stone Pages
• Hunter gatherers gradually moved down-slope Past Horizons
• Cardigan Castle: 9,500 artefacts found in archaeological dig BBC News
• Achaemenid Inscription Found in Iran's Perspolis Fars News Agency

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January 27th to 29th, 2014 Edition

• Archaeologists unearth pits where Civil War POWs sheltered themselves at Columbia's Camp Asylum The State
• Remains of Byzantine basilica discovered at the bottom of Lake Iznik Hurriyet News
• Ruins of Bustling Port Unearthed at Egypt's Giza Pyramids Live Science
• 300,000-Year-Old Hearth Found Weizmann Institute of Science
• New Poems of Greek Poetess Sappho Recovered Greek Reporter
• Examination of Olmec offering from La Venta Past Horizons
• Pagan temple remains unearthed under Milan Cathedral ANSA
• Blue-Eyed Hunter-Gatherers Roamed Prehistoric Europe, Gene Map Reveals National Geographic
• New Clues to Neanderthal-Modern Human Interbreeding Popular Archaeology
  

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January 24th to 26th, 2014 Edition

• Papyrus, parchment and paper trails PhysOrg
• Excavations in the historical centre of Loulé have revealed the layout of a public bathing complex, one of the most complete on the Iberian Peninsula Portugal News
• Archaeology-No evidence of aliens helping ancient cultures Columbus Dispatch
• Ancient Roman Infanticide Didn't Spare Either Sex Discovery
• New excavations take place at Ilkley's Roman fort Telegraph & Argus
• The 'Rising Star Expedition' is rapidly expanding hands-on research on the spectacular early human fossils recovered in late 2013 from a south African cave system Popular Archaeology
• Tennessee cave, rock art offers prehistoric perspectives The Tennessean
• How the Monuments Men Saved Italy's Treasures Smithsonian Magazine

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January 23rd, 2014 Edition

• Ruins in Arizona May Be 'Lost' Jesuit Mission Western Digs
• Cultural connections with Europe found in ancient Jordanian settlement University of Gothenburg
• Carmel cavemen used plants in rituals 13,000 years ago, archaeologists find Haaretz
• Hunting fossils in England-Discoveries have been made at Monmouth Beach for more than two centuries Science News

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January 22nd, 2014 Edition

• 1500 year old Church and Mosaic found in Israel Jewish Press
• Seashells inspire new way to preserve bones for archeologists, paleontologists EurekAlert
• Carthaginians sacrificed own children, archaeologists say Guardian UK
• Culture Ministry Completes Work to Protect Chan Chan from Rains Peruvian Times
• Stone Age harpoon found on Pacific island Science News
• More on Old Norse people drank wine 3,000 years ago Science Nordic
• How Matera Went From Ancient Civilization to Slum to a Hidden Gem Smithsonian Magazine

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January 20th & 21st, 2014 Edition

• Ancient rice uncovered at archaeological site Japan News
• Poles discovered an over 8 thousand years old grain storage in Turkey Nauka w Polsce
• Tasty Life: Leopard Teeth, Calf Bones Found in Ruins Near Pyramids Live Science
• Archaeologists Return to Neanderthal Site in Spain-The rock shelter could hold some keys to understanding the last Neanderthals in southern Europe Popular Archaeology
• Mother Nature's Archaeology-World War I tragedies uncovered by melting glaciers in the Italian Alps Popular Archaeology
• After 2,000 years, Ptolemy's war elephants are revealed Science News
• The Oswestry Hillfort Pegasus stone Past Horizons

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January 18th & 19th, 2014 Edition

• Well preserved Iron Age village uncovered in Denmark Past Horizons
• Bones from human sacrifice at Tenochtitlan ceremonial complex Past Horizons
• New England's 'lost' archaeological sites rediscovered CBS News
• Archaeologists discover ancient death chambers used for execution, torture in Bursa Hurriyet News
• Paphos excavations uncover ancient bath house Cyprus Mail

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January 15th to 17th, 2014 Edition

• Ireland's storms unearth 6,000-year-old dwellings near Galway Irish Central
• East Lothian's Broxmouth fort reveals edge of steel-Archaeologists have identified the earliest use of steel in the British Isles from a site in East Lothian BBC News
• City of London's grisly decapitated skull mystery solved using state-of-the-art forensic techniques Independent UK
• Firefighter's Guildford Stone Age flints lead to major find BBC News
• New evidence of 'Nordic grog' discovered in Scandinavia PhysOrg
• Mystery Pharaoh Found in Egypt Discovery
• Archaeologists Return to Ancient City of Lachish-Following the spectacular discoveries made at Khirbet Qeiyafa, the archaeological team turns its sights on the 10th -- 9th century BC layers of a famous ancient Judahite stronghold Popular Archaeology
• Researchers target sea level rise to save years of archaeological evidence EurekAlert
• Anglo-Saxon remains found during Rushton excavation work BBC News
• Archaeologists might have found bone of England's King Alfred the Great Reuters
• Genome Study Reveals New Insight on Dog Domestication Popular Archaeology

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January 12th to 14th, 2014 Edition

• Excavations completed at the 'Hellenistic House' at Kato Paphos Fanagusta Gazette
• Archaeologists Discover Rare Ancient Maya Mural in Belize Popular Archaeology
• First Dinosaur Remains Found in Saudi Arabia Hispanically Speaking
• Longest Ancient Water Tunnel Uncovered in Jerusalem Jewish Press
• Carbon dating used to date Adena Mound culture Columbus Dispatch
  and this How Old Is The Adena Mound? Ohio Historical Society Archaeology
• First farmers and stockbreeders painted with the same pigments that their hunters ancestors EurekAlert
• Ancient People Fought Demons and Disasters with Eggs Live Science
• Skeleton of 2,000-Year-Old Woman Unearthed In South Florida Huffington Post
• Bellingham archaeologist joins hunt for U.S. soldiers' remains on Pacific atoll Bellingham Herald
• Last grain stores at Çatalhöyük found Past Horizons
• Rare gaming piece found at Anglo-Saxon royal hall Past Horizons
• Toxic Wine Might Have Killed Alexander the Great Discovery
• Archaeologists Discover Rare Ancient Maya Mural in Belize Popular Archaeology

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January 11th, 2014 Edition

• Mexican archaeologists pinpoint origin of Aztatlan ceramics Global Post
• Bath tunnels of king's daughters discovered under Turkey's second largest castle Hurriyet News
• Chinese archaeologists uncover 4,000-year-old fortifications NZ Week
• Understanding the founding city of the Khmer kingdom Past Horizons

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January 9th & January 10th, 2014 Edition

• Ancient Greeks Used Portable Grills at Their Picnics Live Science\Yahoo News
• Manning the ramparts: a hillfort on the edge of Empire Past Horizons
• More on Neolithic Mural in Turkey May Illustrate Ancient Volcanic Eruption Popular Archaeology
• Ancient Rock Art in Texas Yields 'Surprising' New Finds Western Digs
• Race to excavate Alaskan village falling into sea Past Horizons
• Work on Olmos Project Turns Up Ancient Sican Cemetery Peruvian Times
• Roman Iron Age artifacts and other finds may significantly alter the known history of an area near the northeastern shores of the Gulf of Finland Popular Archaeology

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January 5th to January 8th, 2014 Edition

• Fate of Ark of the Covenant Revealed in Hebrew Text Live Science
• More on 11,000-Year-Old Seafaring Indian Sites Discovered on California Island Western Digs
• US diggers identify tomb of Pharoah Sobekhotep I Times Live
• Ancient Cambodian city's intensive land use led to extensive environmental impacts EurekAlert
• Neolithic mural may depict ancient eruption: Volcanic rock age suggests Catalhoyuk mural may be based on Turkish eruption EurekAlert
  and this Neolithic Mural in Turkey May Illustrate Ancient Volcanic Eruption Popular Archaeology
• Ancient times table hidden in Chinese bamboo strips-The 2,300-year-old matrix is the world's oldest decimal multiplication table Nature
• Searching for the Amazon's Hidden Civilizations Science Magazine
• 'Ardi' Skull Reveals Links to Human Lineage Science Daily
• Dig seeks traces of Civil War battlefield PhysOrg
• 'Lost' New England Revealed by High-Tech Archaeology National Geographic
• Looted Viking treasure is discovered in British Museum store Guardian UK
• Uncannily Lifelike Roman Masks Recreated in Wax Live Science
• Hunter-gatherer diet caused tooth decay Past Horizons
• Understanding the Palace of Nestor Throne Room floor Past Horizons
• 6000-Year-Old Skeleton Shows Woman Was Buried Pregnant in Bulgaria Novinite
• Google Earth Zooms in on Ancient Trade Routes Discovery
• Archaeologists Find Human Remains in Walls of Wari Complex Peruvian Times

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