[SunkenCiv]

With thanks to Michelle Hilling and Claire Britton-Warren, this is the recent stuff from Archaeologica, some of it has been posted, some of it may be soon, the rest probably won't be, but you may enjoy it anyway. Let's make this the week's Digest ping, while I'm at this.

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March 19th, 2015 Edition

• 10,000-Year-Old Stone Tool Site Discovered in Suburban Seattle Western Digs
• Coral Pyramids in Micronesia Date Back to Middle Ages Live Science
• Archaeologists Dig Up Ancient Skeleton from under Odessos Fortress Wall in Bulgaria's Varna Archaeology in Bulgaria
• Archaeologists Find Byzantine Coins, Roman Inscription in Aquae Calidae -- Thermopolis Preserve in Bulgaria's Burgas Archaeology in Bulgaria
• East African Fossil Finds Show Early Human Diversity-Early human fossils found at Koobi Fora in Kenya show some surprising features Popular Archaeology

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March 15th to 18th, 2015 Edition

• Archaeological research conducted in three sites occupied by the Mochicas Andina
• Archaeologists Find Rare Bronze Mask of Pan Sci-News
• Gem Engraved with Goddess' Image Found Near King Herod's Mausoleum Live Science
• Spain finds Don Quixote writer Cervantes' tomb in Madrid BBC News
• Scientists offer new perspectives on China's long history of reunifications EurekAlert
• Cultivated papaya owes a lot to the ancient Maya, research suggests University of Illinois
• Bronze bracelet from the 3rd century BC has been discovered in Pakoszówka near Sanok Science in Poland
• Researchers discover possible origin of Trieste, Italy Popular Archaeology
• Unearthing an Iron Age Sanctuary in the Mediterranean Popular Archaeology
• Ancients Set Stage for Collapse of Teotihuacan Popular Archaeology

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March 14th, 2015 Edition

• Ancient Receipt Proves Egyptian Taxes Were Worse Than Yours Live Science
• More on: Are the world's oldest mummies being damaged by a changing climate? Guardian UK
• Ring brings ancient Viking, Islamic civilizations closer together Science News
• More on stone tool from Oregon archaeological site could point to oldest human presence in western U.S. Oregon Live

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March 13th, 2015 Edition

• 2,500-Year-Old Bison-Kill Site Offers New Clues Into Ancient Culture of Northern Plains Western Digs
• Big toe's big foot holds evolutionary key EurekAlert
• Bronze Age bones offer evidence of political divination PhysOrg
• Humans adapted to living in rainforests much sooner than thought EurekAlert
• Archaeological discovery sheds light on ancient Kyiv Kyiv Post
• Palaeolithic art discovered in Cantabrian cave Past Horizons
• Smithsonian Takes Hall of Human Origins Across Country in New Traveling Exhibition Popular Archaeology

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March 12th, 2015 Edition

• Unique tooth reveals details of the Peking Man's life University of Uppsala
• For 80 Years, Ancient Gold Treasure Rested Undisturbed Science Daily
• A carpet of stone tools in the Sahara Past Horizons
• Humans adapted to rainforest living much earlier than thought Popular Archaeology
• Neanderthals modified eagle claws 130,000 years ago Popular Archaeology

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March 10th & 11th, 2015 Edition

• Honduran Archaeologists Doubt National Geographic Found White City Latin American Herald Tribune
• Ancient Fossils Reveal Diversity in the Body Structure of Human Ancestors University of Missouri
• ARCE team is on fire. Second 18th Dynasty tomb to be discovered in a week Luxor Times
• More on Centuries-old DNA helps identify specific origins of slave skeletons found in Caribbean Stanford University
• Bavarian archaeologists find 250-year-old pretzel The Local
• Polish archaeologists in the forgotten capital of ancient Egypt Science in Poland
• 'Bedlam' Graveyard Excavation May Reveal Thousands of Skeletons Live Science
• Neanderthal jewelry? Discovery sheds light on predecessors' cognitive abilities University of Kansas

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March 8th & 9th, 2015 Edition

• Mysterious Jade Artifact May Have Been Offering to Ancient Gods Live Science
• Evidence indicates Yucatan Peninsula likely hit by tsunami 1,500 years ago University of Colorado Boulder
• Cavers find treasure from era of Alexander the Great in Israel CNN News
• No One Knows Our Names-Centuries-old DNA helps identify origins of slave skeletons found in the Caribbean Popular Archaeology
• Saving Chilean mummies from climate change Harvard University
• Rufford Abbey 'photo tripod stone' is Roman artefact BBC News

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March 7th, 2015 Edition

• More on Stone Tool Unearthed in Oregon 'Hints' at Oldest Human Occupation in Western U.S. Western Digs
• New Recipe For 19th Century Shipwrecked Beer Discovery
• Bottle of grey wine that was dug out of US Civil War shipwreck after 151 years gets tasted Independent UK

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March 5th & 6th, 2015 Edition

• Excavation reveals ancient town and burial complex in Diros Bay, Greece EurekAlert
• Evidence indicates Yucatan Peninsula hit by tsunami 1,500 years ago EurekAlert
• Study finds significant facial variation in pre-Columbian South America EurekAlert
• Giant tomb of a Iron Age Celtic prince discovered just 100km from Paris in Champagne Connexion

  and this

  Archaeologists uncover royal Celtic burial site in small French town (More pics) France 24
• Eastern Oregon dig uncovers ancient stone tool PhysOrg
• Karnak: Excavation yields 38 artifacts Science Daily
• ISIS Militants 'Bulldoze' Ancient City in Iraq AFP\Discovery
• Archaeologists Return to Unearth Base of the Roman Sixth Legion Popular Archaeology

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March 4th, 2015 Edition

• When age matters-The precise dating of ancient charcoal found near a skull is helping reveal a unique period in prehistory EurekAlert
• Tomb of Amun gate's guard uncovered in Luxor Ahram Online
• Body of young woman who had Charles I shilling placed over eye found in shallow Oxford grave Culture 24
• Advanced modeling software explores whether Augustus Caesar really transformed Rome PhysOrg
• Europe's Languages Were Carried From the East, DNA Shows-The new settlers, revealed by a genetic analysis, may solve a mystery swirling around the origins of Indo-European languages National Geographic
• Scientists Develop New Model of Life's Evolution Popular Archaeology
• Study Lends New Support to Theory that Early Humans were Scavengers Popular Archaeology

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March 1st to 3rd, 2015 Edition

• More on The Destruction of Cultural Heritage Should be a War Crime (Commentary) Wall Street Journal
• Jesus' House? 1st-Century Structure May Be Where He Grew Up Live Science
• Archaeologists open the mysterious lead coffin found buried just feet from the former grave of King Richard III EurekAlert
• Improbable archaeology: Stone tool found in Sitka landslide KTOO News
• 200 bodies found in mass grave beneath Paris supermarket-Archeologists discover the remains of more than 200 people believed to have died from the plague hundreds of years ago Telegraph UK
• Exclusive: Lost City Discovered in Honduran Rain Forest-In search for legendary "City of the Monkey God," explorers find the untouched ruins of a vanished culture National Geographic

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February 28th, 2015 Edition

• By Questioning Conventional Wisdom, Archaeologys Peter Magee Unearths The Arabian Peninsulas Past Bryn Mawr College
• War of the Roses skeletons unearthed in York York Press
• Rare, Native American artifact discovered in Newtown, Ohio WVXU News
• A stunning gold and jewel Anglo-Saxon pendant has been uncovered in a Norfolk EDP24
• More on the violent death of Pharaoh Senebkay Popular Archaeology
• Mosul Museum video from Islamic State could be a staged drama Los Angeles Times

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February 26th & 27th, 2015 Edition

• ISIS Onslaught Engulfs Assyrian Christians as Militants Destroy Ancient Art New York Times

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  UNESCO condemns Iraq museum attack blamed on Islamic State Los Angeles Times
• Kublai Khan was a notorious ... polluter Science Magazine
• Found Islamic Coins Hidden Inside Viking Age Shield Boss Thor News
• DNA evidence shows surprise cultural connections between Britain and Europe 8,000 years ago Science Daily
• More on Rare Intact Roman Tombstone Found in England Discovery

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February 24th & 25th, 2015 Edition

• Archaeologists discover secret room in ancient Sidontemple Daily Star
• Rare Roman tombstonefound in Cirencester makes archaeological history GloucestershireEcho
• Trail of ToolsReveals Modern Humans' Path Out of Africa-Early Homo sapiens lingered in alush Arabia before encountering Neanderthals in the Levant NationalGeographic
• American Egyptologists prove Pharaoh wasbrutally killed in a battle away from home Luxor Times Two blackgranite busts of the ancient Egyptian lioness goddess Sekhmet unearthed inLuxor Ahram Online
• The first barrow from the turn of the third andsecond millennium BC excavated in the south-eastern Poland Science inPoland
• Archaeologists Unearth Possible Ancient JudeanAdministrative Center Popular Archaeology

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February 21st to 23rd, 2015 Edition

• Vikings were pioneers of craft and international trade, not just pillaging PhysOrg
• More on Embracing Stone Age Couple Found in Greek Cave National Geographic
• Humans may have migrated out of Africa in phases based on the weather Past Horizons
• Ancient mortuary sheds light on early burial rites USA Today
• More on Drones to scan for evidence of ancient civilizations in Amazonia Popular Archaeology
• Mummified Monk Sits Inside Ancient Buddha Statue Discovery
• Stone Age Skull Reveals Astonishing Human Diversity Live Science

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February 18th to 20th, 2015 Edition

• Divers in Caesarea find largest treasure of gold coins ever discovered in Israel Jerusalem Post
• Details on lost Ancient Egyptian queen's tomb emerge Daily News Egypt
• Ancient Shrines Used for Predicting the Future Discovered Live Science
• Neanderthal groups based part of the their lifestyle on the sexual division of labor PhysOrg
• Ancient and modern cities aren't so different EurekAlert
• Archaeologists discovered a reach settlement from before 1.5 thousand years in Mazury Science in Poland
• Stone Age skeleton judged Norway's oldest The Local
• Maya Mural Reveals Ancient 'Photobomb' Live Science\Yahoo News
• Recording endangered archaeology of the Middle East and North Africa Past Horizons

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February 15th to 17th, 2015 Edition

• Theory looks at how ancient goods got to Ohio Columbus Dispatch

  and this

  The Hopewell Mortuary-Ceremonial Interaction Sphere Ohio Archaeology
• Pilbara digs debunk timeline for ancient tool development PhysOrg
• Italian cemetery may provide insights to cholera's evolution-The archaeological investigation could lead the way to the first steps for finding a cure Popular Archaeology
• Paid sick days and physicians at work: Ancient Egyptians had state-supported health care PhysOrg
• Villa Owned by Ben-Hur's Rival Identified Discovery

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February 13th & 14th, 2015 Edition

• Dominican archeology team uncovers ancient stele in Egypt that is over 2,200 years Fox News
• Researchers use isotopic analysis to explore ancient Peruvian life EurekAlert
• Greek archaeologists find couple locked in millennia-old hug PhysOrg
• Larger area analysis needed to understand patterns in ancient prehistory PhysOrg
• Treasure of bronze objects from before 3.5 thousand years discovered in Bieszczady Science in Poland
• New film footage reveals potential 'killer blow' to King Richard III Popular Archaeology
• Brazil Amazon: Drone to scan for ancient Amazonia BBC News

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February 11th & 12th, 2015 Edition

• Rare shipwreck excavated off Paralimni Cyprus Mail
• Illegal 'nighthawkers' damage Hadrian's Wall Telegraph UK
• Monument marred by vandalism, trash Alburquerque Journal
• Ancient tablets displayed in Jerusalem fuel looting debate PhysOrg
• Earliest evidence of large-scale human-produced air pollution in South America found Science Daily
• Oldest Twin Remains Found in Siberia Discovery
• Pits, pots and pitchstone -- a palimpsest of prehistory in one corner of Scotland Past Horizons
• Butchered Bones Found in Yukon Cave Bear Marks of Early Americans, Study Finds Western Digs
• A first-of-its-kind discovery of 1,500 year-old grape seeds may answer the question: Why was the wine of the Negev so renowned in the Byzantine Empire Israel Antiquities Authority

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February 10th, 2015 Edition

• Historic Indian sword was masterfully crafted-Italian, UK researchers use non-destructive techniques and show the secrets of forging methods EurekAlert
• Skeletons uncovered at Ipplepen reveals major Roman cemetery University of Exeter
• Ancient Orkney child remains excavated BBC News
• Archaeologists and veterans to explore what lies beneath Waterloo Battlefield, 200 years on PhysOrg
• The Unfinished Business at Ancient Herodium Popular Archaeology

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February 7th to 9th, 2015 Edition

• Untouched Mycenaean Tomb Found in Central Greece Greek Reporter
• Treasure hunters find late Roman mosaics Hurriyet Daily News
• 100 Ancient Cult Sites Discovered in Israel Live Science
• Outline of medieval church revealed on building site The Advertiser
• Ancient animal bone suggests Himiko adopted Chinese fortunetelling method Asahi Shimbun
• Roman cemetery: Fifteen skeletons found at Ipplepen dig BBC News
• Mystery Over 15th-Century Drilled Skull Solved Discovery
• Original Magna Carta Copy Found in Scrapbook Discovery
• Barley and wheat residues in Neolithic cemeteries of Central Sudan and Nubia Past Horizons
• Research continues into 3000 year-old Nok culture of sub-Saharan Africa Past Horizons
• Earliest evidence of large-scale human-produced air pollution in South America found Popular Archaeology

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February 6th, 2015 Edition

• Mysterious Stone Carving May Contain Old Message Live Science
• Prehistoric Grave May Be Earliest Example of Death During Childbirth Live Science
• Norway's Melting Snow Exposes Fragile Artifacts Norwegian University of Science and Technology

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February 5th, 2015 Edition

• Neanderthals disappeared from the Iberian Peninsula before than from the rest of Europe PhysOrg
• Ill-fitting teeth began with earliest farmers Past Horizons
• Archaeologists excavate fortified site from ancient Kingdom of Judah Popular Archaeology
• Darwin's theory continues to shape human evolution Popular Archaeology
• Crisis Management in the Ancient Southwest University of Arizona

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February 4th, 2015 Edition

• Poles reconstructed houses of the first Egyptians Science in Poland
• Unearthed grave sheds light on Batavia shipwreck mass murder ABC News
• First wooden 'tachikazari' ornament unearthed in ancient burial dig in Sakai Asahi Shimbun

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February 3rd, 2015 Edition

• Prehistoric Temples on Maui Reveal Origins of Island's First Kingdom Western Digs
• Newfound 'Gospel of the Lots of Mary' Discovered in Ancient Text Live Science
• Ancient tablets reveal daily life of exiled Jews in Babylon 2,500 years ago Jerusalem Post
• York academics reveal fishy cooking habits of North American hunter-gatherers EurekAlert
• Bone bow and arrow wrist guard and pottery found with Bronze Age body in Drumnadrochit Inverness Courier
• Iceland to build first temple to Norse gods since Viking age Guardian UK

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February 1st & 2nd, 2015 Edition

• Mystery of missing Confederate submarines tackled by Louisiana archaeologist NOLA Today
• Tomb raiders arrested in Ashkelon National Park for looting, damaging ancient site Jerusalem Post
• Taj Mahal Gardens Found to Align with the Solstice Sun Live Science
• Site C floods will wash away 12,000 years of human history in British Columbia Globe and Mail
• Northampton's medieval chess workshop 'first to be found' BBC News
• Ancient Maya bookmakers get paged in Guatemala Science News
• Mall construction unearths American Indian mound in Ohio Chillicothe Gazette
• Prehistoric caves found in Papua Antara News

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January 30th & 31st, 2015 Edition

• UB students of Archaeology discover a 2,200-year-old Iberian moat in Valls Universitat de Barcelona
• Archaeologist begins dig in the Sudan, Nile River Valley area PhysOrg
• Archaeologists excavate Roman and Punic city in Tunisia-The site of Zita contains remains of a Roman forum and a Punic child sacrifice precinct Popular Archaeology
• First Major Exhibition of Hellenistic Bronzes to Tour Internationally Popular Archaeology

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January 29th, 2015 Edition

• Scientists recreate ancient Siberian brain surgery techniques for first time Siberian Times
• Humans and Neandertals likely interbred in Middle East Science Magazine
• Ancient sacrificial architecture unearthed in Shaanxi China Daily
• Corpse of 200-Year-Old Monk Found in Lotus Position Discovery
• Found in Spain: traces of Hannibal's troops The Local

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January 27th & 28th, 2015 Edition

• Face of tattooed mummified princess finally revealed after 2,500 years Siberian Times
• Genghis Khan's genetic legacy has competition: The Mongolian leader left a strong footprint in the Y chromosomes of modern descendants -- but he was not the only one Nature
• Site of SS Great Britain 'shipwreck' located in Northern Ireland PhysOrg
• Big-toothed fossil may be primitive new human ABC Science News
• The largest necropolis from the Roman period in Karczyn in Kujawy is the object of detailed scientific research Science in Poland
• More on Winchester Model 1873 Found Abandoned in Nevada Desert Popular Archaeology
• Obsidian artefacts help researchers understand historic land use on Easter Island Past Horizons
• 1st Americans Used Spear-Throwers to Hunt Large Animals Live Science
• More on At Newly Discovered Water Temple, Maya Offered Sacrifices to End Drought National Geographic

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January 25th & 26th, 2015 Edition

• Blackbeard's Booty: Pirate Ship Yields Medical Supplies Live Science
• Archaeologists Excavate Pre-Roman Burials in Spain Popular Archaeology
• Searching for Cervantes: Archaeologists find casket with Don Quixote author's initials CBC News
• Louisiana archaeologists hunt for Acadian burial sites-New Acadia Project is looking for unmarked burial sites of at least 34 people CBC News
• More on Scientists use X-rays to decipher charred Vesuvius scrolls Telegraph UK
• Salvadoran archaeological site provides window into pre-Columbian life Fox News
• Climate Change and the Rise and Fall of a Pre-Columbian Mesoamerican City-Pre-Columbian city of Cantona expanded and contracted through increasingly arid climate conditions, suggests study Popular Archaeology
• Ancient Assyrian Soldiers Were Haunted by War, Too-A new study finds evidence of trauma experienced by soldiers returning home from combat over 3,000 years ago Smithsonian Magazine

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January 23rd & 24th, 2015 Edition

• Find at Shiga ruins suggests ancient Buddhist site-cleansing ritual Asahi Shimbun
• Early ancestors used their hands like modern humans University of Kent
• Scan finds new tattoos on 5300-year-old Iceman Red Orbit
• Red Seat Numbers Found on Rome's Colosseum Discovery
• Archaeologist set to dig for Sherman's discarded Confederate ordnance SC Now

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January 22nd, 2015 Edition

• Italy seizes more than 5,000 looted antiquities in record haul AFP\Yahoo News
• Beard on King Tut mask hastily glued back on with epoxy Herald Tribune
• Forest Service seeking information on archaeological site vandalism USDA Forest Service
• Tomb reveals burial methods of ancient age Hurriyet Daily News
• A building pre-dating the walled city of Derry has been discovered by archaeologists U TV

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January 20th & 21st, 2015 Edition

• Vandals dig out rocks from archaeological site in Sedona TV 3 Arizona
• Evidence for ancient bone surgery found at Kuelap Fortress Peru This Week
• Between 7,200 and 3,100 years ago humans from Atapuerca ate domestic dog, wild cat, fox and badger Catalan Institute of Human Paleoecology and Social Evolution
• Kennewick Man's DNA likely that of a Native PhysOrg
• Unlocking Scrolls Preserved in Eruption of Vesuvius, Using X-Ray Beams New York Times

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January 17th to 19th, 2015 Edition

• Mummy Mask May Reveal Oldest Known Gospel LiveScience
• Vast ancient Greek tomb contains bones ofwoman, baby, men Reuters\Yahoo News
• Archaeologists Investigate Ancient Greek Temenos onBlack Sea Island-Possible evidence of lost temple of Apollo uncovered Popular Archaeology

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This is an amazing resource!

[SunkenCiv]

Plucked from my links page:

• America: History: Wager between Julian Simon and Paul Ehrlich (I started it)
• Astronomy: Lonesome in Massachussets explains the Earth-Moon Barycenter!
• Catastrophism: Early volcano victims discovered (I started it)
• Catastrophism: Ice-Core Evidence Challenges 1620 BC date for the Santorini Eruption (I started it)
• Catastrophism: Impact Event in 3114 BC? The beginning of a Turbulent Millennium
• Catastrophism: Mutton Island or Enniskerry, Clare Co, Ireland, 9th century (I started it)
• Catastrophism: Reality of Ancient Catastrophism
• Catastrophism: Samothrace anecdote from Ryan and Pitman
• Civil War: Confronting Civil War Revisionism: Why The South Went To War
• Civil War: Robert E. Lee Letter to Wife on Slavery (1856)
• Civil War: Robert E. Lee on Slavery (1856)
• Civil War: South fought the Civil War to Defend Slavery
• Climate: Vigilanteman discusses Qattara Depression (Why melting polar ice is not a threat)
• Genes: Man Offers $10K for Pedro Mountain Mummy (I started it)
• Genes: New RNA polymerase discovered in plants (I started it)
• GGG: "King's" villas cause outrage [Caria, in modern Turkey]
• GGG: - Birth of Gods, Graves, Glyphs eyewitness accounts
• GGG: - Discussion about a separate History list (thanks Blam)
• GGG: - FairOpinion takes over the list
• GGG: Africa: 100-Mile-Long Wall in Africa [Sungbo's Eredo] (I started it)
• GGG: Africa: Prehistoric skeletons found in cave near Oujda, eastern Morocco (I started it)
• GGG: Americas: Ancient Site in Newfoundland Offers Clues to Vikings in America
• GGG: Americas: Antiquity of Man in America (I started it)
• GGG: Americas: Atlantis [euphemism] in Rock Lake Wisconsin (I started it)
• GGG: Americas: Birdman Tablet Discovered in Monks Mound [Cahokia] (I started it)
• GGG: Americas: Bison in Illinois earlier (I started it)
• GGG: Americas: Camisea Pipeline Unearths Ancient Peru Relics (I started it)
• GGG: Americas: Cotton domestication (thanks, Renfield!)
• GGG: Americas: Dating Early Man in the Americas (I started it)
• GGG: Americas: Did hardy Ice Age hunters find the West?
• GGG: Americas: Did the First Americans Come From, Er, Australia? (I started it)
• GGG: Americas: Did the Vikings Stay? Vatican Files May Offer Clues (1)
• GGG: Americas: Did the Vikings Stay? Vatican Files May Offer Clues (2)
• GGG: Americas: Egg Island theory -- Where Did Columbus Make Landfall? (I started it)
• GGG: Americas: Evidence of humans in North America 50,000 years ago (I started it)
• GGG: Americas: Explorers Rediscover Incan City Near Machu Picchu (I started it)
• GGG: Americas: Fig Island has remarkable examples of shell rings (I started it)
• GGG: Americas: First Americans - Homo Erectus in America (I started it)
• GGG: Americas: First Americans by James M. Adovasio with Jake Page reviewed (I started it)
• GGG: Americas: Foreign Contact With Hawai'i Before Captain Cook (I started it)
• GGG: Americas: Houses may cover ancient grounds (I started it, thanks Radix)
• GGG: Americas: Kansas Dig May Have Found Early Campsite (I started it)
• GGG: Americas: King George's Madness Linked to Arsenic (I started it)
• GGG: Americas: Men's DNA supports recent settlement of the Americas (I started it)
• GGG: Americas: Myth of the Hunter-Gatherer (I started it)
• GGG: Americas: NAGPRA and scientists (I started it)
• GGG: Americas: Peopling Of The Americas -- Late Date for Siberian Site Challenges Bering Pathway
• GGG: Americas: Polynesian Connection (I started it)
• GGG: Americas: Prehistory of Kansas is not what you thought (I started it)
• GGG: Americas: Retracing the footprints of time (I started it)
• GGG: Americas: Romans in Brazil During the Second or Third Century? (I started it)
• GGG: Americas: Science Trumps Ritual in Mystery Skeleton Row [Kennewick Man]
• GGG: Americas: Seaport Museum Artifacts Ship Out (I started it)
• GGG: Americas: Sifting for Clues at W.Md. Dig (I started it)
• GGG: Americas: Skeleton in Armor (I started it)
• GGG: Americas: Solutrean Solution--Did Some Ancient Americans Come from Europe? (I started it)
• GGG: Americas: Strand of Ancient Yarn Suggests Early European Presence in Canada (I started it)
• GGG: Americas: Venona decodes (thanks LibLoather)
• GGG: Americas: When did the horse get to America? (I started it)
• GGG: Anatolia: A Talk With Colin Renfrew (I started it)
• GGG: Anatolia: Ancient Cypriots fed olive oil to furnaces-study (I started it)
• GGG: Anatolia: Catal Huyuk (I started it)
• GGG: Anatolia: In Search of the Real Troy (I started it)
• GGG: Anatolia: King Midas' Modern Mourners (I started it)
• GGG: Anatolia: Kommagene, The Forgotten Kingdom (I started it)
• GGG: Anatolia: Lycia Where Greek language has left its mark (I started it)
• GGG: Anatolia: Lycian Influence To The Indian Cave Temples (I started it)
• GGG: Anatolia: Unlocking the Power of Myth (I started it)
• GGG: Anatolia: Was There a Trojan War? (I started it)
• GGG: Asia: 9000 Years Old Oriental Wine Found (I started it)
• GGG: Asia: Ancient Chinese may have worn necklaces 20,000 years ago (I started it)
• GGG: Asia: Ancient faces brought to life (I started it, Thanks, Blam!)
• GGG: Asia: Cambodian archaeological sites being decimated: archaeologists (I started it)
• GGG: Asia: Nearly 3,000-year-old ancient state found in north China province (I started it)
• GGG: Asia: Scientists unearth bronze casting centre -- Vietnam (I started it, Thanks, Blam!)
• GGG: Asia: South Kazakhstan clay tablet, 1st-6th C AD (I started it)
• GGG: Atlantis: Exploring The Ocean Basins With Satellite Altimeter Data (I started it)
• GGG: Atlantis: Mysterious Deep Water Sonar Images Off Western Cuba (update)
• GGG: Australia: Australian Pyramids (I started it)
• GGG: Australia: Mahogany Ship, Phoenician Coin (I started it)
• GGG: Britain: Ancient coin worth a pretty penny (I started it)
• GGG: China: Excavation of tomb ruled out [Mausoleum of Qinshihuang] (I started it)
• GGG: Egypt: Abydos Royal Enclosures (I started it)
• GGG: Egypt: Ancient Egyptian treasure shown 16 years after discovery (I started it)
• GGG: Egypt: Bubastis stone (I started it)
• GGG: Egypt: Burial complex of Mentuhotep II (I started it)
• GGG: Egypt: Colossal find -- Ramses II statue at Akhmim (I started it)
• GGG: Egypt: Djedefre (I started it)
• GGG: Egypt: Dynasty 0 -- Egyptian colonies in Canaan (I started it)
• GGG: Egypt: Egypt discovers ancient tomb (I started it)
• GGG: Egypt: Egyptomania (I started it)
• GGG: Egypt: Glassmakers key to Egypt's status (I started it)
• GGG: Egypt: Great Pyramid may still contain Khufu's intact pharaonic tomb (thanks Constitution Day)
• GGG: Egypt: Group Statue of Ka-nefer and His Family [record price set for ancient sculpture]
• GGG: Egypt: Hyksos art and architecture in the Sinai (I started it)
• GGG: Egypt: Khufu's Tomb Chamber in the Great Pyramid
• GGG: Egypt: King Tut Exhibit Could Prove to Be Gold Mine (I started it)
• GGG: Egypt: King Tut slain by sword in the knee (I started it, thanks DaveLoneRanger)
• GGG: Egypt: Mysterious Inscription on the Great Pyramid (I started it)
• GGG: Egypt: Mystery of the Cocaine Mummies (I started it)
• GGG: Egypt: New Chronology -- David Rohl (thanks Scythian)
• GGG: Egypt: On Proving Ancient Megalith Construction by Jim Solley
• GGG: Egypt: Pharaohs and Kings / Test of Time -- David Rohl (thanks Scythian)
• GGG: Egypt: Pharaohs and Kings 2001 (wayback machine)
• GGG: Egypt: Quality of Life in the Desert? High Living in Rome's Distant Quarries (I started it)
• GGG: Egypt: Quest for the tomb of Amenhotep I (I started it)
• GGG: Egypt: Ramesses II Suffered From Arthritis (I started it)
• GGG: Egypt: Rare Nubian King Statues Uncovered in Sudan (I started it)
• GGG: Egypt: Remains of ancient Egyptian seafaring ships discovered (I started it)
• GGG: Egypt: Researchers to look into Victorian historical 'truths' (I started it)
• GGG: Egypt: Shipwreck at Assarca Island, Eritrea (I started it)
• GGG: Egypt: Smenkhkhare, the Hittite Pharaoh (I started it)
• GGG: Egypt: Swallowed by the Sands (I started it)
• GGG: Egypt: Tamil Trade (I started it)
• GGG: Egypt: Theban Mapping Project / Valley of the Kings etc (I started it)
• GGG: Egypt: Treasures of Tanis (I started it)
• GGG: Egypt: Tutankhamun -- Anatomy of an Excavation (thanks Romana)
• GGG: Egypt: US dig uncovers King Tut's neighbours (I started it)
• GGG: Egypt: Voyage around the Erythraean Sea (I started it)
• GGG: Egypt: Who Destroyed Megiddo? Was It David Or Shishak?
• GGG: Epigraphy: Papyrus Reveals Ancient Stories / Artemidorus (I started it)
• GGG: Etruscans: Engineering and Agricultural Achievements, Ancient City of Spina (I started it)
• GGG: Etruscans: Reopening the Case of the Mute Civilization (I started it)
• GGG: Etruscans: Where Did The Etruscans Come From? (I started it)
• GGG: Europe: 3,000 yr old butter...in Ireland [smashing all the lies of the Evolutionists!!!] ;')
• GGG: Europe: 3000-year-old settlement found in Switzerland (I started it)
• GGG: Europe: Ancient Germans weren't so fair (I started it)
• GGG: Europe: Archaeologists unearth Celtic burial site (I started it)
• GGG: Europe: Basque Country horses (I started it)
• GGG: Europe: Basques in the European Y-chromosome diversity landscape (I started it)
• GGG: Europe: British Have Changed Little Since Ice Age, Gene Study Says (I started it)
• GGG: Europe: Buddha statue from 6th c found in Viking hoard in Helgo, Sweden (I started it)
• GGG: Europe: Ferriby boats -- 1600BC (I started it)
• GGG: Europe: From Hand-drag to Jumbo: A Millennium of Dredging (I started it)
• GGG: Europe: Golden treasures from Cornwall's past (I started it)
• GGG: Europe: Gozo's unique archaeological treasures to return home (I started it)
• GGG: Europe: Greek Temple Unearthed By UC Archeologists in Albania (I started it)
• GGG: Europe: Lady Eleanor Talbot (I started it)
• GGG: Europe: Malta's Magnificent Hypogeum (I started it)
• GGG: Europe: Man in Salt, Salzwelten, Hallstatt, Austria (I started it)
• GGG: Europe: Man's best friend stands test of time, study says (I started it)
• GGG: Europe: Mandible, Sierra de Atapuerca, Spain, Homo Antecessor, 800K years old (I started it)
• GGG: Europe: Most Paleolithic cave art the work of teens, not shamans (I started it)
• GGG: Europe: Neolithic Europeans Made Cheese, Yogurt (I started it)
• GGG: Europe: Neolithic France (I started it)
• GGG: Europe: Neolithic site wins reprieve from diggers (I started it)
• GGG: Europe: New Dating For Wat's Dyke (I started it)
• GGG: Europe: Oldest Bridge in Ireland (I started it)
• GGG: Europe: Sacred Precincts -- A Tartessian Sanctuary in Ancient Spain (I started it)
• GGG: Europe: Sardinia's prehistoric towers (I started it)
• GGG: Europe: Secrets of Ancient Iceland, Mount Hekla (I started it)
• GGG: Europe: Siberian Graveyard's Secret (More Redheads)
• GGG: Europe: Swedish bog man murdered - 700 years ago (I started it)
• GGG: Europe: Tall Tales / Medieval people weren't shorter (I started it)
• GGG: Europe: Tarxien Temples: past, present and future (I started it)
• GGG: Europe: Viking burial ground dispels myth of longship marauders (I started it)
• GGG: Europe: Visigoth in Kent? (I started it)
• GGG: Genes: Cross-cultural estimation of the human generation interval... (I started it)
• GGG: Genes: Decoding of Mammoth Genome Might Lead to Resurrection (I started it)
• GGG: Genes: Earliest Animals Had Human-like Genes (thanks Pharmboy)
• GGG: Genes: Ears of plenty / the story of wheat / man's staple food (I started it)
• GGG: Genes: Genesis correctly predicts Y-Chromosome pattern
• GGG: Genes: Genome Sequencing Projects
• GGG: Genes: Ode to the Code (I started it)
• GGG: Genes: Origin of M1 mitochondrial DNA haplotype (I started it)
• GGG: Genes: Split Between English and Scots Older Than Thought (I started it)
• GGG: Genes: Triumphalism in Science (I started it)
• GGG: Greece: Anatolian tree-ring studies are untrustworthy (I started it)
• GGG: Greece: Antikythera Mechanism (I started it)
• GGG: Greece: Argonaut Epos and Bronze Age Economic History (I started it)
• GGG: Greece: City in the Clouds -- Sagalassos, ancient city in Turkey (I started it)
• GGG: Greece: Cyclops Myth Spurred by
• GGG: Greece: Cyrenaica Archaeological Project (I started it)
• GGG: Greece: Deepest Wreck (I started it)
• GGG: Greece: Franchthi Excavations: 17,000 Years of Greek Prehistory (I started it)
• GGG: Greece: Greek treasures unearthed -- Minoans, Linear A, Linear B (I started it)
• GGG: Greece: Helen of Troy: Goddess, Princess, Whore (I started it)
• GGG: Greece: Helike, ancient Greek city swallowed by the sea (I started it)
• GGG: Greece: Herodotus' History
• GGG: Greece: Herodotus' History (I started it)
• GGG: Greece: Khirokitia (I started it)
• GGG: Greece: Kourion -- Monuments Of The City (I started it)
• GGG: Greece: Porticello Wreck -- A 5th Century B.C. Merchantman in Italy (I started it)
• GGG: Greece: Prehistoric settlements found in Greece (I started it)
• GGG: Greece: Sailing the Wine-Dark Sea, Int'l Trade and the Late Bronze Age Aegean (I started it)
• GGG: Greece: Sensational Finding at Samoil Fortress (I started it)
• GGG: Greece: Specialists Identify Bulgaria-Found Thracian King's Body (I started it)
• GGG: Greece: Vast and Deadly Fleets May Yield Secrets at Last (I started it)
• GGG: Greece: Was There A Trojan War? (I started it)
• GGG: Greece: Xenophon's Retreat (I started it)
• GGG: India: Kadakkarapally Boat -- An Ancient Sailing Barge in India (I started it)
• GGG: India: Ruins of Harrappan city found in Haryana (I started it)
• GGG: Iran: Oldest Temple and Brazier of the Iron Age Discovered in Qom (I started it)
• GGG: Ireland: Was Ollamh Fodhla King David of Israel? [No. Next!]
• GGG: JasonC's great take on Malthusian agitprop
• GGG: Jerusalem: Calvin to show Petra exhibit (I started it)
• GGG: Jerusalem: Dynasty 0 -- Egyptian colonies in Canaan (I started it)
• GGG: Jerusalem: Ethnic Groups in Philistia (I started it)
• GGG: Jerusalem: Finds or Fakes?
• GGG: Jerusalem: Geologist rebuts claim of forged Jesus inscription on ossuary
• GGG: Jerusalem: King Hezekiah's Water System (I started it)
• GGG: Jerusalem: Mesopotamian Climate Change (8,000 Years Ago)
• GGG: Jerusalem: New Archaeological Site in Jerusalem's Old City (I started it)
• GGG: Jerusalem: New Chronology -- David Rohl (thanks Scythian)
• GGG: Jerusalem: Revision of Ancient History -- A Perspective
• GGG: Jerusalem: Who Destroyed Megiddo? Was It David Or Shishak?
• GGG: Language: Ancient Scripts, A to Z
• GGG: Language: Ancient writing found in Turkmenistan (I started it)
• GGG: Language: Arzawa (I started it)
• GGG: Language: Correct Dating of The Linear B Tablets (I started it)
• GGG: Language: Dorians / Achaeans -- their origin? (I started it)
• GGG: Language: Fake Latin Demo
• GGG: Language: Inscription in Carian and Greek (I started it)
• GGG: Language: Jiroft Inscription, Oldest Evidence of Written Language (I started it)
• GGG: Language: Latin 1 -- the Easy Way (I started it)
• GGG: Language: Latin Course Stage 6 -- Pompeii Slave Girl (I started it)
• GGG: Language: Macro-Etymology: Paleosigns [writing 20,000 years ago?] (I started it)
• GGG: Language: Nestorian Tablet in China (I started it)
• GGG: Language: Non-Attic Characters (I started it)
• GGG: Language: Ogham alphabet (I started it)
• GGG: Language: Omniglot, a guide to written language
• GGG: Language: Original Draconian Laws may be Revealed by New Machine (X-ray fluorescence imaging)
• GGG: Language: Phaistos Disk (I started it)
• GGG: Language: Quarry, Setting and Team Marks -- The Carian Connection (I started it)
• GGG: Language: Semerano, The Scholar Feared By The Academy, Awarded (I started it)
• GGG: Language: Status drives extinction of languages (I started it)
• GGG: Language: Studies of Amazonian languages challenge linguistic theories (I started it)
• GGG: Matt Ridley, Genome, blood types and diseases
• GGG: Medved Actually Believes This (#62)
• GGG: Modern: CT tells mummy's secret: Preservation no accident (I started it)
• GGG: Modern: Warren G. Harding Was Black (I started it)
• GGG: Modern: Yankee Air Museum Fire (update)
• GGG: Near East: Ancient fire temple found in Sabzevar (I started it)
• GGG: Near East: Armenian Archaeologists Find Large Settlement Of Early Bronze Age (I started it)
• GGG: Near East: Did the Urartians failed to overcome harsh winter conditions? (I started it)
• GGG: Near East: Dilmun seals inscribed with Indus Valley inscription (I started it)
• GGG: Near East: Discovery of the First Prostrate Figure Burial in Burnt City (I started it)
• GGG: Near East: Statue of Goddess Anahita can be only modern cast (I started it)
• GGG: Near East: Tombs of Mede Priests Found in Qom Province (I started it)
• GGG: Near East: Turquoise-like Stones Unearthed in Burnt City, Iran (I started it)
• GGG: Origins: Ancient Humans in Europe Controversy (I started it)
• GGG: Origins: Author says prehistoric humans were a lot like us [Jean Auel] (I started it)
• GGG: Origins: Big Chill Killed Off The Neanderthals
• GGG: Origins: Chinese Fossil Provides Clearer Picture of Pleistocene Humans (I started it)
• GGG: Origins: Early volcano victims discovered (I started it)
• GGG: Origins: Earth Story -- Plants arrived early [Panspermia]
• GGG: Origins: Evidence for the Orangutan Relationship (I started it)
• GGG: Origins: Evolution through the Back Door (thanks Alamo-Girl)
• GGG: Origins: Find all arguments on all sides specious, but this made me laugh really hard
• GGG: Origins: First Americans - Homo Erectus in America (I started it)
• GGG: Origins: First Mariners (I started it)
• GGG: Origins: Freeper Views
• GGG: Origins: Hidden History of Men -- thanks Blam (I started it)
• GGG: Origins: Humans march to a faster genetic 'drummer' than primates, UC Riverside research says
• GGG: Origins: Humans vs. Neanderthals: Game Over Earlier (I started it)
• GGG: Origins: Neandertal Forefathers
• GGG: Origins: Neanderthal Extinction Pieced Together
• GGG: Origins: Neanderthal femur from France (I started it)
• GGG: Origins: Neanderthals and modern man shared a cave (I started it)
• GGG: Origins: Out-of-Place Artifacts or Out-of-Whack Chronology (I started it)
• GGG: Origins: Schizophrenia 'price for speech?' (I started it)
• GGG: Origins: Scientists discover Neolithic wine-making (I started it)
• GGG: Origins: Spears Spawned Ancient Group Violence? (I started it)
• GGG: Origins: Threads of old -- thanks Blam (I started it)
• GGG: Origins: Were the dinosaurs done in by fungus? (I started it)
• GGG: Phaistos Disk translation by Barry Fell
• GGG: Phoenicians: Archaeology Team Helps Find Oldest Deep-Sea Shipwrecks (I started it)
• GGG: Phoenicians: Quest for the Phoenicians -- National Geographic special (I started it)
• GGG: Resources: Ancient Egypt Magazine
• GGG: Resources: Anthropology in the News
• GGG: Resources: ArchaeoBlog
• GGG: Resources: Archaeological News
• GGG: Resources: Archaeology magazine (headlines)
• GGG: Resources: Biblical Archaeology Review and Archaeology Odyssey
• GGG: Resources: Biblical Archaeology Review archive CD-ROM (for Mac; a PC version is available)
• GGG: Resources: Birth of the Military History Ping List (thanks indcons)
• GGG: Resources: Dienekes' Anthropology Blog
• GGG: Resources: E.F. Legner's "archeology" index page
• GGG: Resources: Gene Expression blog
• GGG: Resources: Google News on Ancient Egypt
• GGG: Resources: index of maps of ancient Greek world
• GGG: Resources: Initiative for Cuneiform Encoding
• GGG: Resources: Marilyn vos Savant is Wrong! by Herb Weiner
• GGG: Resources: Megalithic Sites, also outside Europe (thanks Sonofron!)
• GGG: Resources: Pennsylvania Sumerian Dictionary Project
• GGG: Resources: rare, old, hard-to-find archaeology titles
• GGG: Resources: Rogue Classicism
• GGG: Resources: Rune Fonts (a nice index to downloads and whatnot)
• GGG: Resources: Tabula Peutingeriana, a Roman Road Map (thanks WSGilcrest)
• GGG: Resources: The Anomalist
• GGG: Resources: Yahoo Anthrop- and Archaeology (thanks Shermy)
• GGG: Resources: Yuri Kuchinsky's
• GGG: Rome: Ancient Roman temple found (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: Archaeologist's dig reveals solution to ancient riddle of lost Roman town (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: Bernheze Roman Bronze Hoard from the Netherlands (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: Big new Roman find in city (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: Britain is likely to lose magnificent Roman tombstone (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: Claudius' Naumachia on Fucine Lake (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: Domitii Mark -- Rome's Greatest Brickmakers Identified (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: Emperor Aurelian -- Lucius Domitius Aurelianus (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: Enthusiast uses Google to reveal Roman ruins (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: Eusebius' Onomasticon -- Geographical Knowledge in Byzantine Palestine (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: Greek Farmer Finds 2,000-Year-Old Monument (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: How did Trajan succeed in subduing Parthia where Mark Antony failed? (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: Italian archeologists on trail of ancient warships (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: Laocoon and His Son (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: Majdel Tarshish -- Roman Remains 50 km from Beirut (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: Major excavation for Roman relic (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: Mindell has role in ancient shipwreck discovery (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: new HBO series (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: On the outskirts of Rome, an ancient city rivals Pompeii (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: Pannonian gladiators (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: Quality of Life in the Desert? High Living in Rome's Distant Quarries (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: Rare coin find stuns historians (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: Rescuing a Roman Mosaic (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: Roman 'motorway' secrets unveiled (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: Roman Chariots Unearthed in Thrace (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: Roman roads in Britain (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: Roman ruins to remain under rainwater canal (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: Roman shipwrecks From the wine-dark sea (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: Romans in China? (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: Romans in Ireland (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: Salvaging Caligula [Nemi Ships, Caligula, and Mussolini] (thanks FastCoyote)
• GGG: Rome: Sofia Perched on Huge Ancient Amphitheatre (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: Unearthing the Treasures of the Mediterranean (I started it)
• GGG: Rome: Villa Medici and 'Mount Parnassus' recover their former glory (I started it)
• Humor: Mammoth Hair Color
• Inside the Great Pyramid (volume formula for top half)
• Islam: Church to remove Moor-slayer saint
• Physics: Scientific maverick's theory on Earth's core up for a test (I started it)
• Politics: Europe: Church to remove Moor-slayer saint
• Politics: Europe: Greek Cypriots reject the solution in Cyprus
• Politics: Europe: Malta raises alarm over illegal immigration (I started it)
• Space: Saturn: Scientists Find That Rotation Period Is A Puzzle (I started it)
• Space: Stars: Magnetic Stars
• Space: Stars: Oliver Manuel's Iron Sun
• Space: Vehicles: Chinese would-be rocketeer in 1500 AD (I started it)