Wednesday What's New in History | May 10, 2017 | AskHistorians Archive Observer

Ancient Egyptian limestone relief and other artifacts recovered from Paris auction house, were stolen from a temple in 1900s
Pre-Inca pieces found in Cajamarca, Peru
Erotic Art in Pompeii and Herculaneum
Tomb Drawing Shows Mongoose on a Leash, Puzzling Archaeologists
Scientists discovered barrows and outlines of ancient fields in the Białowieża Forest
Mystery of Emperor Caligula’s Party Ships Could Be Revealed After 2,000 Years
Franklin researchers hope to link DNA from sailors' bones with descendants
Changes in Early Stone Age tool production have 'musical' ties
What silver fir aDNA can tell us about Neolithic forests
Archaeogeneticist pinpoints Indian population origins using today's populace
Up to 7,000 bodies could be buried on Medical school campus - Remains are former patients of state's 1st mental hospital, the 'Mississippi State Lunatic Asylum', built in 1855. Underground radar shows the coffins cover 20 acres where the school is planning building expansions.
Experts meet in Egypt about how to safely move King Tut artifacts
Rome unveils 'museum' metro station packed with hundreds of ancient artefacts found during construction: As passengers descend the station’s stairways, they will travel back in time, from the Middle Ages to Imperial Rome and right back to Republican Rome
Tomb of unknown saint found in Israel, archaeologists deduce
Study of Roman paintings of ancient Egypt in Pompeii villa's garden
A tomb complex likely used by nomadic people to bury their dead was recently discovered in central China: Over 90 tombs were excavated, among which 18 were believed to have been the final resting place of a nomadic group 1,800 years ago
Online exhibition uses photos and video to highlight Crossrail excavation finds including Roman skulls, 8,000 year old flint scraper tool, Roman medallion, and plague skeletons.
Unique 4,000 year old funerary garden unearthed in Thebes: These gardens have never been found in ancient Thebes before. The discovery offers archaeological confirmation of an aspect of ancient Egyptian culture and religion that was hitherto only known through iconography
Lost 18th Century walled garden unearthed at Culzean Castle, located on Scotland's coast: Excavators believe it probably functioned as a kitchen garden from about 1733 to 1782
3,500-4,000 year old collared clay urn found in England with burnt human remains inside
Oswego County divers discover rare 19th century boat in Oneida Lake