Better late than never

• Byzantine-era church uncovered in Jerusalem highway expansion

• When modern Eurasia was born

• Humans caused a third of floods in the past 500 years in southwest Netherlands

• Population genomics of Bronze Age Eurasia

• Bones With Names: Long-Dead Bodies Archaeologists Have Identified

• Ancient papyrus texts found in Basel uni library

• 3,800-year-old statuettes found in Peru

• Suicide Bomber Targets Ancient Egyptian Temple in Luxor

• The 4,000 year history of Ice Cream, and a recipe for how to make your own WITHOUT using a freezer

• Entire horse skeleton found in archaeological dig

• Jordan’s Black Desert may hold key to Earth’s first farmers

• Gloucestershire town becomes a museum to display recently excavated castle finds

• Bronze Arrowhead Embedded In Spine Shows Elite Iron Age Warrior Survived Battle

• 11,500-Year-Old Bison Butchering Site Discovered in Oklahoma

• Mapela: archaeologists re-visit a forgotten urban site in Zimbabwe

• Late period tombs uncovered on Aswan's west bank

• Ancient gold shows prehistoric trading route existed between Cornwall and Ireland

• Dazzling jewels from an Ethiopian grave reveal 2,000-year-old link to Rome

• Greek Archaeological Body Approves New 5-year Excavation at Antikythera Shipwreck

• Two Chavin gargoyles found in Chaupimarca, Pasco

• Complex lift and trap-door system used in ancient times to raise wild animals from their cages into an arena reconstructed at Colosseum

• 2500-Year-Old 'Wonder Woman' Found on Vase

• 12,000-year-old site in Connecticut is highlighted by local news

• Treasure Hunters Raid Soon-to-Be-Excavated Ancient Thracian Tumuli in Bulgaria’s Tatarevo

• Our ancient obsession with food: African ape that lived 8 million years ago, had the necessary cognition to adopt cooking

• Archaeologists Discovered Evidence that Medieval Doctors Used General Anaesthetics

• Gladiator school to be restored in Rome

• Five massive Bronze Age axes unearthed in Denmark

• Evidence of oldest human occupation in Mid-West Australia discovered

• Rare religious relics found in attic of Bay du Vin home: Reliquaries may contain remains of saints and be up to 500 years old

• Relics From Arctic Shipwreck Unveiled - Buttons. Plates. Medicine bottle filled with viscous goo are among last remnants of doomed Franklin expedition, an 1845 journey that ended with 2 ships sunk & 129 lives lost.

• Study explores how past Native American settlement modified WNY forests

• 35,000 years ago Aurignacians were first modern humans to occupy Mas d’Azil

• Hellenistic grave chamber found in eastern Turkey

• Face of Saxon man found buried beneath Lincoln Castle recreated - with Beatles haircut

• Ancient Greek Sites Desecrated By Football Fans' Graffiti

• "Robots of the Caribbean" photograph infamous sunken pirate city

Maybe this should wait until Friday's topic, but convocation is terribly boring. Found a cool new site from a video game archivist, which includes some discussion of how archives might preserve different video games. Very new but pretty interesting for new directions in the future of history.