Archaeologica

400-year-old documents reveal evidence of Japanese opium production and winemaking Kumamoto University\EurekAlert

Swiss researchers try to get ancient Roman fridge working (again) The Local

Women ran things in ancient Peru, a new study argues Mail & Guardian

Computer simulations show Viking's sunstone to be very accurate PhysOrg

Found the oldest Neanderthal wooden tools in the Iberian Peninsula PhysOrg

Remains of Graeco-Roman temple discovered near Egypt's Siwa Oasis Ahram Online

A Maori ceremonial comb has been discovered in Huntly roadworks Stuff NZ

More on Fluted Spear Points Prove Early Native Americans Liked to Travel Sci-News

Archaeologists Have Discovered a Roman Tomb in the Courtyard of the Medical University in Plovdiv Novinite

1,500-Year-Old Coin Stash Leaves Archaeologists with Mystery Live Science

Archaeologists Discover Possible Burial Site of the World’s Richest Pirate Newsweek

Archaeologist helps woman locate lost remains of her uncle, a WWII veteran WTRF News

Origins of fluted-point technology in Arctic North America Popular Archaeology

The F.B.I. and the Mystery of the Mummy’s Head New York Times

King Tut, the Boy Soldier? Here's What Other Stories Aren't Telling You Live Science

Ancient Greek Water-Organ Sounds Again at Acropolis Museum Greek Reporter

Oldest Human Footprints in North America Discovered: Here's What They Reveal Live Science

More on Archaeologists discover mysterious geoglyphs? and 81 lost settlements in the Amazon CBC News

'Scapegoat doll' with Buddhist face unearthed in Tottori Asahi Shimbun

Mysterious Brown Spots on King Tut's Tomb Are 'Dead' Live Science

Ancient Cornish barrow site discovered Popular Archaeology

Archaeologists discover 81 ancient settlements in the Amazon Washington Post

Anglo-Saxon settlement and Roman army camp found in A14 bypass dig-Archaeologists uncover abandoned villages, prehistoric tools and seven tonnes of pottery in Cambridgeshire The Guardian UK

Work nearly completed on tomb of Tutankhamun: The Getty Conservation Institute—called upon to investigate the tomb’s condition—carried out the most thorough study of the tomb since its discovery by Howard Carter in 1922 Popular Archaeology

Compared to nomadic communities, Silk Road cities were urban food deserts Washington University in St. Louis\EurekAlert

Haul of feudal coins in Saitama could total up to 260,000 Asahi Shimbun

Sterling Finds from Stirling Current Archaeology

13,000-year old human footprints found off Canada's Pacific coast Science Daily

12th Century graffiti art uncovered as part of medieval discovery in Dublin's Coombe Irish Journal

This Medieval Mother Had a Gruesome 'Coffin Birth' After Medieval Brain Surgery Live Science

Archaeologists Find Traces of 251 AD Invasion of Roman Empire by Goths during Digs at Antiquity Odeon in Bulgaria’s Plovdiv Archaeology in Bulgaria

Rare antiquities found along eastern Kuwaiti coast Arab Times

Coins from destruction of Second Temple found in time for Passover The Jerusalem Post

More on Hidden medical text read for the first time in a thousand years PhysOrg

2,500-year-old mummy found in what was thought to be an empty Egyptian coffin at Sydney University Australian Broadcasting

Archaeologists confident they have found body of fabled Chinese warlord Cao Cao South China Morning Post

Laser technology reveals ‘lost city’ in South Africa New York Post

The Archaeology of Gardens Archaeology Magazine

More on Archaeologists Trace ‘Lost Settlements’ of 1692 Glencoe Massacre Smithsonian

Archaeologists Have Discovered a Ghastly 'Coffin Birth' in a Medieval Grave Science Alert

2,000-year-old artifact has clear images of wood structures Asahi Shimbun

Latest Discoveries in Nebet Tepe Fortress Cast Doubt on Status of Bulgaria’s Plovdiv as Oldest City in Europe Archaeology in Bulgaria

Skilled female potters travelled around the Baltic nearly 5000 years ago University of Helsinki\EurekAlert

Ancient Peru: Dozens of Tombs Reveal Child Sacrifices and Hoard of Archaeological Treasures Newsweek

Six-inch human skeleton had multiple disease-associated mutations Popular Archaeology

Thousands of Native American artifacts unearthed in Camden archaeological dig Philadelphia Inquirer

Archaeologist hails ‘extraordinary’ Viking village find in Dublin Irish Times

Wreck of the Juneau Is Found, 76 Years After 5 Brothers Perished New York Times

Mysterious head of a pharaoh discovered by Swansea Egyptologist Swansea University\EurekAlert

'Lost city' revealed in South Africa using laser technology Fox News

New Pompeii excavations a revelation ANSA

Mycenaean findings: Gigantic 1250 BC building project in northern Copais Tornos News

1,500 years ago, pigeons helped transform the Byzantine Negev into a flourishing garden Jewish Press

Germany returns 3,000-year-old relics to Mexico Deutsche Welle

Feds sell leases on archaeologically rich southern Utah lands for oil and gas Salt Lake Tribune

Entomologist confirms first Saharan farming 10,000 years ago-An international team makes the discovery at the Holocene hunter-gatherer site at Takarkori in south-western Libya Popular Archaeology

17th-Century Houseguests Slaughtered Hosts, and Archaeologists Are Investigating Live Science

Archaeologists return to site of ‘lost Pictish monastery’ The Scotsman

4,000-year-old Sumerian port found in southern Iraq Daily Sabah

Smithsonian reports first evidence of live-traded dogs for Maya ceremonies Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute\EurekAlert

St Albans Abbey 'one of England's early Norman cathedrals' BBC News

Virginia: Two new old ships, from 1700s or 1800s, discovered along Alexandria waterfront Washington Post

Discovery of sophisticated 115,000-year-old bone tools in China Science Daily

An Icelandic Epic Predicted a Fiery End for Pagan Gods, and Then This Volcano Erupted Live Science

Ancient Greek medical text found beneath religious psalms on Egyptian parchment Tornos News

Ancient Naples port found-At site of Palepolis, 25 centuries ago ANSA

Aqueduct of Ancient Roman City Nicopolis ad Istrum Had ‘Exceptional’ 3 km Long Bridge, Archaeologist Reveals in Book on Roman Aqueducts in Bulgaria Archaeology in Bulgaria

Diet of the Ancient Mariner-An unprecedented archaeology experiment is putting historical shipboard food and drink to the test Hakai Magazine

Site of huge Iron Age feast celebration found on Orkney The Scotsman

Easter Island Is Eroding New York Times

Ancient climate shifts may have sparked human ingenuity and networking Science News

These 'Alien' Mummies Appear to Be a Mix of Looted Body Parts Live Science

Famed Archaeologist 'Discovered' His Own Fakes at 9,000-Year-Old Settlement Live Science

Humans thrived in South Africa through the Toba super-volcanic eruption ~ 74,000 years ago Popular Archaeology

New insights into the origin of elongated heads in early medieval Germany Popular Archaeology

How Bomb Debris from Bristol, England, Made a Road in NYC-Solid ship ballast from the age of sail tells surprising stories about history Hakai Magazine

More than 400 archaeological excavations completed along Trans Adriatic Pipeline's path Tornos News

A rare hoard of 2,000 year-old gold coins have been found in a farmer's field near Chiddingstone Kent Live

Researchers fired up after finding kiln for ancient temple Asahi Shimbun

Climate change and looters threaten the archaeology of Mongolia PhysOrg

Research reveals origins of Middle Ages altarpieces PhysOrg

Royal Burial in Ancient Canaan May Shed New Light on Biblical City National Geographic

Large Roman cemetery discovered but where did its occupants live? Dutch News

Utrecht’s history goes back 11,000 years, archaeologists say Dutch News