Archaeological Institute of America
- Remains of Prisoners of War Exhumed in Poland
- Neolithic Tomb in Ireland Collapsed
- Early 17th-Century Food Remains from James Fort Analyzed
- What Did Human Ancestors Eat?
- Possible Spanish Cross Discovered at St. Mary’s Colonial Fort
- Bronze Dagger Discovered in Slovakia
- U.S. Repatriates Artifacts to Iraq
- Scythian Graves Uncovered in Siberia
- At Face Value
- Archaeologists Will Study Life on the International Space Station
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- The secrets of ancient Japanese tombs revealed thanks to satellite images
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- Results of the 2021 Kition-Pampoula excavations
- What was asphalt doing on a 9,000-year-old skull?
- Oldest known drinking straws identified
- Muscular study provides new information about how the largest dinosaurs moved and evolved
- Tracing the origins of plants in ancient West African cuisine
- Graeco-Roman tomb with 20 mummies discovered in Aswan
- Cosmic rays to shed light on tomb guarded by the Terracotta Army
- Artifacts found in Japan thought to be prototypes of ninja weapons
- Discoveries at Tarquinia: the Gemina Tomb and its grave goods
- Did this Viking helmet belong to a Norwegian warrior who served rulers in the East?
Heritage Daily
- The Puxerloch Cave Castles
- Ancient art depicts early camel hybrids
- Rúpac – “The Machu Picchu of Lima”
- Archaeologists recover the coyote-man of Tacámbaro
- Amber fossil reveals new clues about ancient cockroach ecology
- Evidence of skilled craft working during Roman period in Cambridgeshire
- Research reveals new insights into ancient mound complex of Poverty Point
- Before horses, ass hybrids were bred for warfare
- Roman amphitheatre unearthed in Switzerland
- Tracing the origins of plants in West African cuisine
Bollettino di Archeologia online
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- Numero 3, 2021, Anno XII
- Poster Session 7. Material Culture and Ancient Technology – Cultura Materiale e Tecnologia Antica
- Poster Session 6. Vesuvian Cities – Città Vesuviane
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