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.
Twenty-five 77,000-year-old stone point weapons unearthed in South Africa cave
Medieval treasure dug up in Devon is first of its kind to be found
Evidence for Human Activity in North America 130,000 Years Ago: California mastodon remains reveal possible marks of human activity - very controversial, be wary
Indiana Drones: Unmanned aerial vehicle gives archeologist a cool tool
1740 Dutch shipwreck to be excavated, spectacles and coins previously found
Locals stumble across ancient Mayan god monument while clearing debris in Mexico
Archaeology meets particle physics - I desperately need something like this to find shaft tombs
Iron-age Viking longhouses were burned and buried in funerals
Egyptian ministry staff face trial over theft from Giza Pyramids
5,000-6,000 year old female remains found buried in seashells in Malaysia with 3 earthen pots
Treasure trove of bronze and copper reveals incredible speed of flash Inca invasion - Very good read!
World War One Battlefield Tunnels Discovered Under Salisbury Plain
Archaeoastronomy, meteor showers, mass extinction: What does the fox say? (And what the crane? The aurochs?) - response from the Gobekli Tepe team on the claims the site records a catastrophic event from a comet
Frozen in Time: DNA May ID Sailors Looking for Northwest Passage in 1845
Iranian, German archeologists begin surveys in southern Iran
The archaeology of shipworms, the real dread of the ancient mariners - Archaeology
Wooden Figurines 'Weave' at Tiny Looms Placed in Ancient Grave
Medieval medical books could hold the recipe for new antibiotics
5,000-year-old skeleton discovered at Guar Kepah construction site