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Recent articles linked in Archaeologica that have not yet been posted, AFAIK:

• 2,200-YEAR-OLD STUNNING MOSAIC IN ANCIENT GREEK CITY OF ZEUGMA Archaeology World
• All about Garum, from a Roman-era garum factory in Israel Haaretz
• Ancient Irish pagans travelled vast distances for large feasts at legendary site, ancient animal bones reveal News Week
• Ancient monkey painting suggests Bronze Age Greeks travelled widely New Scientist
• Alamo's human remains find raise new questions about what the site should honor NY Times
• Archaeologists accidentally break eggs that had been going off for 1,700 years MSN
• Archeologists discover ancient Mayan palace in eastern Mexico Reuters
• Archaeologists discover Phoenician family tomb in ancient city of Achziv Times of Israel
• Archaeologists uncover 12,500-year-old site in Avon, showing evidence of the earliest known population in Connecticut Courant
• Church Unearthed in Ethiopia Rewrites the History of Christianity in Africa Smithsonian Magazine
• DNA from Stone Age woman obtained 6,000 years on BBC
• Easter Island -- scientists found that the soil surrounding the statues is very fertile -- interesting implications Heritage Daily
• Feasting and Mobility in Iron Age Ireland: Multi-isotope analysis reveals the vast catchment of Navan Fort, Ulster Nature
• Great Orme's golden age of European trade Archaeology UK
• Greece's Parthenon temple has had the wrong name for centuries, new research by archeologists claims Telegraph UK
• Large scale feasts at ancient capital of Ulster drew crowds from across Iron Age Ireland PHYS.org
• New evidence reveals what inspired ancient stone circles on Isle of Lewis Scotsman.com
• A new kind of research is blossoming at Historic Jamestown Williamsburg Yorktown Daily
• Ozti's bowstring confirmed, made from sinew Telegraph UK
• Racing to Preserve Rock Art in the Lower Pecos Canyonlands Texas Monthly
• Roman shipwreck dating back to the time of Jesus Christ containing cargo of 6,000 well-preserved WINE jugs is found on the Greek sea floor Daily Mail
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