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.
Large Sunken Byzantine Ship Discovered in Black Sea off the Coast of Sevastopol on Crimean Peninsula
Colorful fragment hacked out from ancient Egyptian tomb, excavators say
5,000-year old seal shows oldest-known musical image found in Israel
How Iraqi friar Najeeb Michaeel saved ancient Christian manuscripts from Islamic State
Drones are letting scientists study the Nubian pyramids from a new perspective
2,200-year-old sarcophagus discovered during construction in western Turkey
Machu Picchu site to be expanded, Peru says, 5 more Inca trails to open
Terrified mother and child before they were entombed by ash in Pompeii
The Viking's grave and the sunken ship: New photogrammetry method transforms archaeological sites
Gold Artifacts Tell Tale of Drug-Fueled Rituals and "Bastard Wars"
Excavations show Harappan site died as Saraswati river dried
Archeological dig could prove Georgia was birthplace of vine culture
Archaeological find at Norton Bridge turns out to be from Saxon period
ISIS isn't the only group destroying important archaeological sites.
Archaeologists put Roman gateway on wishlist after finding ancient water tank at Vindolanda fort
Archaeologists to search York stadium for temporary camps set up by Roman armies at outpost
Most European men descend from a handful of Bronze Age forefathers
Gruesome Evidence Of Political Torture Found On Precolumbian Skulls