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.
Study Lends New Support to Theory that Early Humans were Scavengers
Bronze mirror linked to "shaman queen" Himiko (3rd century) found in China for 1st time
Advanced modeling software explores whether Augustus Caesar really transformed Rome
Studies of the unique ritual structures from before 5 thousand years summarised
11-13 century archaeological findings were uncovered in Kyiv
Restoring glory: Archaeology directorate given complete control of Gor Gathri
Hoard of 3,000-year-old gold treasure discovered in North Wales
Archeologists find proof of humans living in Leicestershire as far back as 10,000BC
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Bulgarian Archaeologists Discover 1500-Year-Old Cross in Sandanski
Opening ceremony of another part of the Temple of Hatshepsut
Amphipolis Tomb Archaeologist 'Doesn't Care About the Skeletons'
Dozens of scientists conserve Britain's oldest brain from face-down skull in Iron Age pit
Archaeologists unearth lost fortress of Genghis Khan in western Mongolia
Manchester Museum to reveal more secrets of the Easter Island statues
Amazing Anglo-Saxon pendant joins the ranks of major treasures discovered in our region
Coptic Monks Lie Down in Front of Bulldozers to Protect Ancient Christian Site
New IS video shows militants smashing ancient Iraq artifacts
Paul Allen has claimed that he and his team have discovered the IJN Battleship Musashi, the sister of the mythic Yamato super-battleship, that was sunk in the Battle of Leyte Gulf.