This weekly feature is a place to discuss new developments in fields of history and archaeology. This can be newly discovered documents and archaeological sites, recent publications, documents that have just become publicly available through digitization or the opening of archives, and new theories and interpretations.
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Federal officials return Tiepolo painting and Etruscan bronze to Italy
Oregon police seize Native American relics headed for black market
Vikings were pioneers of craft and international trade, not just pillaging
Ancient Bolivian mortuary where corpses were stripped of flesh uncovered in Andes foothills
German archaeologists find 2 statues of goddess Sekhmet in southern Egypt
Archaeologists find layout of hidden medieval town beneath car park site in Dudley
Humans may have migrated out of Africa in phases based on the weather
Perth Museum needs £25,000 to safeguard future of Egyptian mummy Takherheb
Settlement scaling and increasing returns in an ancient society
History Repeats Itself: Ancient Cities Grew Much Like Modern Ones
Man levels archaeological site and builds a fence in La Libertad
Ancient burial mound in northern Minnesota may once again welcome visitors
Discovery: Tropical fire ants traveled the world on 16th century ships
Neanderthal groups based part of the their lifestyle on the sexual division of labor
Archaeologists discovered a reach settlement from before 1.5 thousand years in Mazury
Archaeologists have unearthed three shrines dating back around 3,300 years in Armenia
Recording endangered archaeology of the Middle East and North Africa