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ARCHAEOLOGY
TOP NEWS. Cache of 1,500-Year-Old Gold Pendants Found in Norway. Child’s Coffin Discovered at the Real Alcázar of Seville. Marble Head of Augustus Unearthed in Southern Italy. Evidence of 19th ARCHAEOLOGICAL NEWS FROM ARCHAEOLOGY MAGAZINE Marble Head of Augustus Unearthed in Southern Italy. ISERNIA, ITALY— ArtNews reports that a marble head of the Roman emperor Augustus (r. 27 B.C.–. A.D. 14) was unearthed in southern Italy’sMAY/JUNE 2021
Between Athens and Thebes. Archaeologists investigate an imposing stronghold that overlooked the contested border dividing two rival city-states. Advertisement. CONTACT US - ARCHAEOLOGY MAGAZINESEE MORE ON ARCHAEOLOGY.ORGMARCH/APRIL 2021
The Amazing True Story of Nathan Harrison. Excavations of a mountain cabin uncover the hidden life of a formerly enslaved man who became aCalifornia legend.
PAISLEY CAVES
Paisley Caves. Stone tools and fire features are always great indicators of human activity at an archaeological site. And human bones are the best evidence excavators can hope to find. But humans GRAVE OF THE “GRIFFIN WARRIOR” The grave of the “Griffin Warrior” held the remains of a powerful man who died around 1450 B.C. and was buried alongside 1,500 precious objects, including silver cups, bronze weapons, ivory RICE FARMER REBELLIONS 19th-century Japanese print depicting peasants and rice paddies with Mt. Fuji in the background. During the Tokugawa era (A.D. 1603–1868), much of Japan was ruled by the country’s militarySET IN STONE
Around 8,000 years ago, in the woodlands of what is now the eastern United States, hunter-gatherers began to make stone objects with holes drilled in them that have no parallel in any other CONNECTING TWO REALMS The Amazon jungle wasn’t supposed to have been the site of something this big. The mound, known locally as Montegrande, spans more than two acres at its base and stands as tall as a five-storyARCHAEOLOGY
TOP NEWS. Cache of 1,500-Year-Old Gold Pendants Found in Norway. Child’s Coffin Discovered at the Real Alcázar of Seville. Marble Head of Augustus Unearthed in Southern Italy. Evidence of 19th ARCHAEOLOGICAL NEWS FROM ARCHAEOLOGY MAGAZINE Marble Head of Augustus Unearthed in Southern Italy. ISERNIA, ITALY— ArtNews reports that a marble head of the Roman emperor Augustus (r. 27 B.C.–. A.D. 14) was unearthed in southern Italy’sMAY/JUNE 2021
Between Athens and Thebes. Archaeologists investigate an imposing stronghold that overlooked the contested border dividing two rival city-states. Advertisement. CONTACT US - ARCHAEOLOGY MAGAZINESEE MORE ON ARCHAEOLOGY.ORGMARCH/APRIL 2021
The Amazing True Story of Nathan Harrison. Excavations of a mountain cabin uncover the hidden life of a formerly enslaved man who became aCalifornia legend.
PAISLEY CAVES
Paisley Caves. Stone tools and fire features are always great indicators of human activity at an archaeological site. And human bones are the best evidence excavators can hope to find. But humans GRAVE OF THE “GRIFFIN WARRIOR” The grave of the “Griffin Warrior” held the remains of a powerful man who died around 1450 B.C. and was buried alongside 1,500 precious objects, including silver cups, bronze weapons, ivory RICE FARMER REBELLIONS 19th-century Japanese print depicting peasants and rice paddies with Mt. Fuji in the background. During the Tokugawa era (A.D. 1603–1868), much of Japan was ruled by the country’s militarySET IN STONE
Around 8,000 years ago, in the woodlands of what is now the eastern United States, hunter-gatherers began to make stone objects with holes drilled in them that have no parallel in any other CONNECTING TWO REALMS The Amazon jungle wasn’t supposed to have been the site of something this big. The mound, known locally as Montegrande, spans more than two acres at its base and stands as tall as a five-story SEARCH FOR LOST SETTLEMENT OF SARABAY YIELDS SITE IN 18 hours ago · JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA—According to a statement released by the University of North Florida, a team of researchers has uncovered the remains of a POSSIBLE TRACES OF 4,500-YEAR-OLD CABIN FOUND IN CHINA 1 day ago · CHENGDU, CHINA—Xinhua reports that possible traces of a cabin made of bamboo and mud some 4,500 years ago have been uncovered at the Baodun Ancient Town site SHACKLED ROMAN-ERA SKELETON UNEARTHED IN ENGLAND 19 hours ago · LONDON, ENGLAND—According to a CNN report, construction workers in central England discovered the skeletal remains of a man with iron fetters around his ANCIENT NECROPOLIS FOUND ON CROATIAN ISLAND 18 hours ago · HVAR, CROATIA—Croatia Week reports that a section of stone wall dated to the second century A.D., ramparts and a fifth-century city gate, and a well-preserved necropolis dated toMARCH/APRIL 2021
The Amazing True Story of Nathan Harrison. Excavations of a mountain cabin uncover the hidden life of a formerly enslaved man who became aCalifornia legend.
BEESWAX DISCOVERED IN 400-YEAR-OLD WOODEN BOX IN NORWAY OSLO, NORWAY—Gizmodo reports that researchers from the Museum of Cultural History in Oslo identified the remnants of beeswax candlesinside
JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2021 Behind the Lines of the Great Arab Revolt. Along an abandoned railroad, traces of a bitter WWI-era guerilla conflict have emergedfrom the sands.
ROMAN BASILICA COMPLEX UNEARTHED IN ISRAEL ASHKELON, ISRAEL—According to a statement released by the Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs, researchers led by Rachel Bar-Natan, Saar Ganor, and Fredrico Kobrin of the Israel Antiquities RATTLING NOISE MADE BY PREHISTORIC ORNAMENTS INVESTIGATED HELSINKI, FINLAND—According to a statement released by the University of Helsinki, auditory archaeologist Riitta Rainio and artist Juha ValkeapääPAISLEY CAVES
Paisley Caves. Stone tools and fire features are always great indicators of human activity at an archaeological site. And human bones are the best evidence excavators can hope to find. But humans ARCHAEOLOGICAL NEWS FROM ARCHAEOLOGY MAGAZINE Marble Head of Augustus Unearthed in Southern Italy. ISERNIA, ITALY— ArtNews reports that a marble head of the Roman emperor Augustus (r. 27 B.C.–. A.D. 14) was unearthed in southern Italy’sARCHAEOLOGY
TOP NEWS. Cache of 1,500-Year-Old Gold Pendants Found in Norway. Child’s Coffin Discovered at the Real Alcázar of Seville. Marble Head of Augustus Unearthed in Southern Italy. Evidence of 19thMAY/JUNE 2021
Between Athens and Thebes. Archaeologists investigate an imposing stronghold that overlooked the contested border dividing two rival city-states. Advertisement. JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2021 Behind the Lines of the Great Arab Revolt. Along an abandoned railroad, traces of a bitter WWI-era guerilla conflict have emergedfrom the sands.
VIDEOS - ARCHAEOLOGY MAGAZINE Sweden’s Rök runestone bears the longest runic inscription in existence—some 760 runes divided into 28 lines—and dates to around A.D. 800. The stone’s inscription has defied attempts to MEDICINE - ARCHAEOLOGY MAGAZINE DATE: ca. sixth century B.C. LANGUAGE: Akkadian. In the ancient Near East, illness was as much a spiritual affliction as a physical one. Demons and ghosts played large roles in diagnosis and RICE FARMER REBELLIONS 19th-century Japanese print depicting peasants and rice paddies with Mt. Fuji in the background. During the Tokugawa era (A.D. 1603–1868), much of Japan was ruled by the country’s military LUWIAN ROYAL INSCRIPTION The new inscription, Osborne explains, establishes Hartapu as a Neo-Hittite leader who claims to have conquered the wealthy kingdom of Phrygia in west-central Anatolia and, in a single year, to EXPLORING PERU'S CLIFF CEMETERIES Exploring Peru's Cliff Cemeteries. The Chachapoya people of northern Peru, who flourished in the tropical highland Andes from about 500 to 1500 A.D., created cliffside cemeteries to house their SKELETAL STUDY OF CUSTER’S MEN QUESTIONS SUICIDE CLAIMS Fourteen of the 30 accounts claimed that Custer’s men killed themselves with their revolvers in order to avoid death at the hand of the Native American warriors who had defeated them on ARCHAEOLOGICAL NEWS FROM ARCHAEOLOGY MAGAZINE Marble Head of Augustus Unearthed in Southern Italy. ISERNIA, ITALY— ArtNews reports that a marble head of the Roman emperor Augustus (r. 27 B.C.–. A.D. 14) was unearthed in southern Italy’sARCHAEOLOGY
TOP NEWS. Cache of 1,500-Year-Old Gold Pendants Found in Norway. Child’s Coffin Discovered at the Real Alcázar of Seville. Marble Head of Augustus Unearthed in Southern Italy. Evidence of 19thMAY/JUNE 2021
Between Athens and Thebes. Archaeologists investigate an imposing stronghold that overlooked the contested border dividing two rival city-states. Advertisement. JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2021 Behind the Lines of the Great Arab Revolt. Along an abandoned railroad, traces of a bitter WWI-era guerilla conflict have emergedfrom the sands.
VIDEOS - ARCHAEOLOGY MAGAZINE Sweden’s Rök runestone bears the longest runic inscription in existence—some 760 runes divided into 28 lines—and dates to around A.D. 800. The stone’s inscription has defied attempts to MEDICINE - ARCHAEOLOGY MAGAZINE DATE: ca. sixth century B.C. LANGUAGE: Akkadian. In the ancient Near East, illness was as much a spiritual affliction as a physical one. Demons and ghosts played large roles in diagnosis and RICE FARMER REBELLIONS 19th-century Japanese print depicting peasants and rice paddies with Mt. Fuji in the background. During the Tokugawa era (A.D. 1603–1868), much of Japan was ruled by the country’s military LUWIAN ROYAL INSCRIPTION The new inscription, Osborne explains, establishes Hartapu as a Neo-Hittite leader who claims to have conquered the wealthy kingdom of Phrygia in west-central Anatolia and, in a single year, to EXPLORING PERU'S CLIFF CEMETERIES Exploring Peru's Cliff Cemeteries. The Chachapoya people of northern Peru, who flourished in the tropical highland Andes from about 500 to 1500 A.D., created cliffside cemeteries to house their SKELETAL STUDY OF CUSTER’S MEN QUESTIONS SUICIDE CLAIMS Fourteen of the 30 accounts claimed that Custer’s men killed themselves with their revolvers in order to avoid death at the hand of the Native American warriors who had defeated them on POSSIBLE TRACES OF 4,500-YEAR-OLD CABIN FOUND IN CHINA 13 hours ago · CHENGDU, CHINA—Xinhua reports that possible traces of a cabin made of bamboo and mud some 4,500 years ago have been uncovered at the Baodun Ancient Town site in southwest China. TangMiao of the
DNA STUDY INVESTIGATES EARLY GOAT HERD IN IRAN 13 hours ago · DUBLIN, IRELAND—Courthouse News Service reports that an international team of scientists led by Kevin G. Daly of Trinity College Dublin examined the remains and DNA samples of BEESWAX DISCOVERED IN 400-YEAR-OLD WOODEN BOX IN NORWAY 1 day ago · OSLO, NORWAY—Gizmodo reports that researchers from the Museum of Cultural History in Oslo identified the remnants of beeswaxcandles inside
THE SPECIAL STATUS OF BRITAIN’S ANCIENT CHICKENS 14 hours ago · EXETER, ENGLAND—According to a statement released by the University of Exeter, researchers led by Sean Doherty have developed a method to determine the age of domesticated chickens atthe time
BRONZE AGE CACHE DISCOVERED IN SWEDEN Friday, April 30, 2021. ALINGSAS, SWEDEN—The AFP reports that more than 50 Bronze Age artifacts were discovered in western Sweden byTomas Karlsson, an
ADDITIONAL BURIALS FOUND AT MASS GRAVE SITE IN TULSA TULSA, OKLAHOMA—State Archaeologist Kary Stackelbeck announced that three additional burials were found at the site of a mass grave at Oklahoma’s Oaklawn Cemetery, according to a RATTLING NOISE MADE BY PREHISTORIC ORNAMENTS INVESTIGATED HELSINKI, FINLAND—According to a statement released by the University of Helsinki, auditory archaeologist Riitta Rainio and artist Juha Valkeapää POSSIBLE ANCIENT WAR MONUMENT IN SYRIA ANALYZED TORONTO, CANADA—Live Science reports that a pyramid-shaped mound of dirt and gypsum at Syria’s now-submerged site of Tell Banatcontained
PREHISTORIC ROCK ART DISCOVERED IN SCOTLAND ARGYLL, SCOTLAND—The Guardian reports that carved images of red deer have been found in western Scotland at Dunchraigaig cairn, in an area known for prehistoric cup and ring markings, byMARCH/APRIL 2021
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ARCHAEOLOGY
TOP NEWS. Cache of 1,500-Year-Old Gold Pendants Found in Norway. Child’s Coffin Discovered at the Real Alcázar of Seville. Marble Head of Augustus Unearthed in Southern Italy. Evidence of 19th ARCHAEOLOGICAL NEWS FROM ARCHAEOLOGY MAGAZINE Marble Head of Augustus Unearthed in Southern Italy. ISERNIA, ITALY— ArtNews reports that a marble head of the Roman emperor Augustus (r. 27 B.C.–. A.D. 14) was unearthed in southern Italy’s MEADOWCROFT ROCKSHELTER According to Mercyhurst University archaeologist Jim Adovasio, Meadowcroft Rockshelter, where he began working in the mid-1970s, holds the distinction of being the longest-occupied site in the WORLD’S OLDEST PORT The artifacts date to the reign of the 4th Dynasty King Khufu, or Cheops, builder of the Great Pyramid of Giza, who ruled from 2551 to 2528 B.C. Evidence of Egypt’s earliest port (above) and itsMEGALITHIC MYSTERY
Roadwork at Veyre-Monton in central France has revealed the first known megalithic site in the region. There, archaeologists from France’s National Institute of Preventive Archaeological CONNECTING TWO REALMS The Amazon jungle wasn’t supposed to have been the site of something this big. The mound, known locally as Montegrande, spans more than two acres at its base and stands as tall as a five-story MEDICINE - ARCHAEOLOGY MAGAZINE DATE: ca. sixth century B.C. LANGUAGE: Akkadian. In the ancient Near East, illness was as much a spiritual affliction as a physical one. Demons and ghosts played large roles in diagnosis andANCIENT TATTOOS
Captain Cook was the first to use the verb “tattoo” in English in 1769, when he described the Tahitian art of tatau in his diary. Now people all around the world bear Polynesian-inspired HOARDS OF THE VIKINGS Gotland today is part of Sweden, but during the Viking Age, roughly 800 to 1150, it was independently ruled. The accumulation of riches on the island from that time is exceptional. More than 700 NORTH AMERICA’S OLDEST PETROGLYPHS January/February 2014. (Courtesy Larry Benson) The analysis of carbonate that crusted over petroglyphs when they were covered by the waters of Winnemucca Lake in Nevada indicates that the rockARCHAEOLOGY
TOP NEWS. Cache of 1,500-Year-Old Gold Pendants Found in Norway. Child’s Coffin Discovered at the Real Alcázar of Seville. Marble Head of Augustus Unearthed in Southern Italy. Evidence of 19th ARCHAEOLOGICAL NEWS FROM ARCHAEOLOGY MAGAZINE Marble Head of Augustus Unearthed in Southern Italy. ISERNIA, ITALY— ArtNews reports that a marble head of the Roman emperor Augustus (r. 27 B.C.–. A.D. 14) was unearthed in southern Italy’s MEADOWCROFT ROCKSHELTER According to Mercyhurst University archaeologist Jim Adovasio, Meadowcroft Rockshelter, where he began working in the mid-1970s, holds the distinction of being the longest-occupied site in the WORLD’S OLDEST PORT The artifacts date to the reign of the 4th Dynasty King Khufu, or Cheops, builder of the Great Pyramid of Giza, who ruled from 2551 to 2528 B.C. Evidence of Egypt’s earliest port (above) and itsMEGALITHIC MYSTERY
Roadwork at Veyre-Monton in central France has revealed the first known megalithic site in the region. There, archaeologists from France’s National Institute of Preventive Archaeological CONNECTING TWO REALMS The Amazon jungle wasn’t supposed to have been the site of something this big. The mound, known locally as Montegrande, spans more than two acres at its base and stands as tall as a five-story MEDICINE - ARCHAEOLOGY MAGAZINE DATE: ca. sixth century B.C. LANGUAGE: Akkadian. In the ancient Near East, illness was as much a spiritual affliction as a physical one. Demons and ghosts played large roles in diagnosis andANCIENT TATTOOS
Captain Cook was the first to use the verb “tattoo” in English in 1769, when he described the Tahitian art of tatau in his diary. Now people all around the world bear Polynesian-inspired HOARDS OF THE VIKINGS Gotland today is part of Sweden, but during the Viking Age, roughly 800 to 1150, it was independently ruled. The accumulation of riches on the island from that time is exceptional. More than 700 NORTH AMERICA’S OLDEST PETROGLYPHS January/February 2014. (Courtesy Larry Benson) The analysis of carbonate that crusted over petroglyphs when they were covered by the waters of Winnemucca Lake in Nevada indicates that the rock CONTACT US - ARCHAEOLOGY MAGAZINE Permissions. For information on using articles from A RCHAEOLOGY magazine or its website, please email permissions@archaeology.org or write to Permissions, A RCHAEOLOGY, 36-36 33rd Street, Long BEESWAX DISCOVERED IN 400-YEAR-OLD WOODEN BOX IN NORWAY 1 day ago · OSLO, NORWAY—Gizmodo reports that researchers from the Museum of Cultural History in Oslo identified the remnants of beeswaxcandles inside
ADDITIONAL BURIALS FOUND AT MASS GRAVE SITE IN TULSA TULSA, OKLAHOMA—State Archaeologist Kary Stackelbeck announced that three additional burials were found at the site of a mass grave at Oklahoma’s Oaklawn Cemetery, according to a RATTLING NOISE MADE BY PREHISTORIC ORNAMENTS INVESTIGATED HELSINKI, FINLAND—According to a statement released by the University of Helsinki, auditory archaeologist Riitta Rainio and artist Juha Valkeapää ROMAN BASILICA COMPLEX UNEARTHED IN ISRAEL ASHKELON, ISRAEL—According to a statement released by the Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs, researchers led by Rachel Bar-Natan, Saar Ganor, and Fredrico Kobrin of the Israel Antiquities POSSIBLE ANCIENT WAR MONUMENT IN SYRIA ANALYZED TORONTO, CANADA—Live Science reports that a pyramid-shaped mound of dirt and gypsum at Syria’s now-submerged site of Tell Banatcontained
PREHISTORIC ROCK ART DISCOVERED IN SCOTLAND ARGYLL, SCOTLAND—The Guardian reports that carved images of red deer have been found in western Scotland at Dunchraigaig cairn, in an area known for prehistoric cup and ring markings, byPAISLEY CAVES
Paisley Caves. Stone tools and fire features are always great indicators of human activity at an archaeological site. And human bones are the best evidence excavators can hope to find. But humans LARGEST VIKING DNA STUDY The largest-ever study of Viking DNA has revealed a wealth of information, offering new insights into the Vikings’ genetic diversity and travel habits. The ambitious research analyzed DNA takenEARLY MAN CAVE
A fifth of a mile inside Bruniquel Cave in southwestern France, a chamber holds several enigmatic ring-shaped structures made from whole and broken stalagmites. Radiocarbon dating of a burned bearARCHAEOLOGY
TOP NEWS. Cache of 1,500-Year-Old Gold Pendants Found in Norway. Child’s Coffin Discovered at the Real Alcázar of Seville. Marble Head of Augustus Unearthed in Southern Italy. Evidence of 19th ARCHAEOLOGICAL NEWS FROM ARCHAEOLOGY MAGAZINE Marble Head of Augustus Unearthed in Southern Italy. ISERNIA, ITALY— ArtNews reports that a marble head of the Roman emperor Augustus (r. 27 B.C.–. A.D. 14) was unearthed in southern Italy’s MEADOWCROFT ROCKSHELTER According to Mercyhurst University archaeologist Jim Adovasio, Meadowcroft Rockshelter, where he began working in the mid-1970s, holds the distinction of being the longest-occupied site in the WORLD’S OLDEST PORT The artifacts date to the reign of the 4th Dynasty King Khufu, or Cheops, builder of the Great Pyramid of Giza, who ruled from 2551 to 2528 B.C. Evidence of Egypt’s earliest port (above) and itsMEGALITHIC MYSTERY
Roadwork at Veyre-Monton in central France has revealed the first known megalithic site in the region. There, archaeologists from France’s National Institute of Preventive Archaeological CONNECTING TWO REALMS The Amazon jungle wasn’t supposed to have been the site of something this big. The mound, known locally as Montegrande, spans more than two acres at its base and stands as tall as a five-story MEDICINE - ARCHAEOLOGY MAGAZINE DATE: ca. sixth century B.C. LANGUAGE: Akkadian. In the ancient Near East, illness was as much a spiritual affliction as a physical one. Demons and ghosts played large roles in diagnosis andANCIENT TATTOOS
Captain Cook was the first to use the verb “tattoo” in English in 1769, when he described the Tahitian art of tatau in his diary. Now people all around the world bear Polynesian-inspired HOARDS OF THE VIKINGS Gotland today is part of Sweden, but during the Viking Age, roughly 800 to 1150, it was independently ruled. The accumulation of riches on the island from that time is exceptional. More than 700 NORTH AMERICA’S OLDEST PETROGLYPHS January/February 2014. (Courtesy Larry Benson) The analysis of carbonate that crusted over petroglyphs when they were covered by the waters of Winnemucca Lake in Nevada indicates that the rockARCHAEOLOGY
TOP NEWS. Cache of 1,500-Year-Old Gold Pendants Found in Norway. Child’s Coffin Discovered at the Real Alcázar of Seville. Marble Head of Augustus Unearthed in Southern Italy. Evidence of 19th ARCHAEOLOGICAL NEWS FROM ARCHAEOLOGY MAGAZINE Marble Head of Augustus Unearthed in Southern Italy. ISERNIA, ITALY— ArtNews reports that a marble head of the Roman emperor Augustus (r. 27 B.C.–. A.D. 14) was unearthed in southern Italy’s MEADOWCROFT ROCKSHELTER According to Mercyhurst University archaeologist Jim Adovasio, Meadowcroft Rockshelter, where he began working in the mid-1970s, holds the distinction of being the longest-occupied site in the WORLD’S OLDEST PORT The artifacts date to the reign of the 4th Dynasty King Khufu, or Cheops, builder of the Great Pyramid of Giza, who ruled from 2551 to 2528 B.C. Evidence of Egypt’s earliest port (above) and itsMEGALITHIC MYSTERY
Roadwork at Veyre-Monton in central France has revealed the first known megalithic site in the region. There, archaeologists from France’s National Institute of Preventive Archaeological CONNECTING TWO REALMS The Amazon jungle wasn’t supposed to have been the site of something this big. The mound, known locally as Montegrande, spans more than two acres at its base and stands as tall as a five-story MEDICINE - ARCHAEOLOGY MAGAZINE DATE: ca. sixth century B.C. LANGUAGE: Akkadian. In the ancient Near East, illness was as much a spiritual affliction as a physical one. Demons and ghosts played large roles in diagnosis andANCIENT TATTOOS
Captain Cook was the first to use the verb “tattoo” in English in 1769, when he described the Tahitian art of tatau in his diary. Now people all around the world bear Polynesian-inspired HOARDS OF THE VIKINGS Gotland today is part of Sweden, but during the Viking Age, roughly 800 to 1150, it was independently ruled. The accumulation of riches on the island from that time is exceptional. More than 700 NORTH AMERICA’S OLDEST PETROGLYPHS January/February 2014. (Courtesy Larry Benson) The analysis of carbonate that crusted over petroglyphs when they were covered by the waters of Winnemucca Lake in Nevada indicates that the rock CONTACT US - ARCHAEOLOGY MAGAZINE Permissions. For information on using articles from A RCHAEOLOGY magazine or its website, please email permissions@archaeology.org or write to Permissions, A RCHAEOLOGY, 36-36 33rd Street, Long BEESWAX DISCOVERED IN 400-YEAR-OLD WOODEN BOX IN NORWAY 17 hours ago · OSLO, NORWAY—Gizmodo reports that researchers from the Museum of Cultural History in Oslo identified the remnants of beeswax candles inside ADDITIONAL BURIALS FOUND AT MASS GRAVE SITE IN TULSA TULSA, OKLAHOMA—State Archaeologist Kary Stackelbeck announced that three additional burials were found at the site of a mass grave at Oklahoma’s Oaklawn Cemetery, according to a RATTLING NOISE MADE BY PREHISTORIC ORNAMENTS INVESTIGATED HELSINKI, FINLAND—According to a statement released by the University of Helsinki, auditory archaeologist Riitta Rainio and artist Juha Valkeapää ROMAN BASILICA COMPLEX UNEARTHED IN ISRAEL ASHKELON, ISRAEL—According to a statement released by the Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs, researchers led by Rachel Bar-Natan, Saar Ganor, and Fredrico Kobrin of the Israel Antiquities POSSIBLE ANCIENT WAR MONUMENT IN SYRIA ANALYZED TORONTO, CANADA—Live Science reports that a pyramid-shaped mound of dirt and gypsum at Syria’s now-submerged site of Tell Banatcontained
PREHISTORIC ROCK ART DISCOVERED IN SCOTLAND ARGYLL, SCOTLAND—The Guardian reports that carved images of red deer have been found in western Scotland at Dunchraigaig cairn, in an area known for prehistoric cup and ring markings, byPAISLEY CAVES
Paisley Caves. Stone tools and fire features are always great indicators of human activity at an archaeological site. And human bones are the best evidence excavators can hope to find. But humans LARGEST VIKING DNA STUDY The largest-ever study of Viking DNA has revealed a wealth of information, offering new insights into the Vikings’ genetic diversity and travel habits. The ambitious research analyzed DNA takenEARLY MAN CAVE
A fifth of a mile inside Bruniquel Cave in southwestern France, a chamber holds several enigmatic ring-shaped structures made from whole and broken stalagmites. Radiocarbon dating of a burned bear* Interactive Digs
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