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.
Dig in Cambodia unearths 1,000 year old clay furnace that extracted iron from ore
Shifting monsoon altered early cultures in China, study says
'Monumental' building complex discovered at Qantir in Egypt's Nile Delta - Ancient Egypt
Study shows Pre-Columbian builders managed Amazonian forests
Abu Dhabi archaeologists unearth rare, well-preserved Stone Age house
New discoveries from Bulgarian show that Celts and Thracians lived together and assimilated
Roman house with ornate mosaic and hypercaust discovered in Leicester
Scientists unlock secrets of oldest surviving global trade map
Baltic hunter-gatherers began farming without influence of migration, ancient DNA suggests
Ancient Egyptian's Baboon Obsession Laid Hidden Within Luxor Tomb
Archaeologists find 25 skeletons in medieval Cambridge friary - BBC News
Boat from the tenth century recovered from the bottom of lake Lednica in Poland
Archaeologist raises $900,000 to recreate ancient sites in VR while waiting for PhD results
Climate change drove population decline in New World before Europeans arrived
Ancient women found in Russian cave were close relatives of today’s indigenous population
And this one is in Spanish, but I wanted to share it anyway