April 11th to 13th, Edition
Archaeological sites show how people lived in a part of the Brooks Range known for extreme weather Anchorage Daily News
Seafood full of poison in the Stone Age, because of climate change Science Norway
Indulge in New Mexico's centuries-old chocolate customs 10 Best Today
Alpine glacier reveals story of ancient lead mining in Peak District Derbshire Times
Taken by surprise': Barbara throws Australian maritime history overboard The Sydney Morning Herald
Why We've Fallen for Optical Illusions for Thousands of Years Popular Mechanics
Split museum organizes International Archaeology Film Festival Croatia Week
Discover Ozbaki hill that goes down 9,000 years in history Tehran Times
Chislehurst Caves - The 35km Cave City in London Heritage Daily
Molecular and isotopic evidence of milk, meat and plants in prehistoric food systems PHYS Org
Three Well-Preserved Ancient Boats Unearthed in Serbia Archaeology Magazine
Croatia's Ministry of Culture grants HRK 150,000 for archaeological excavations Croatia Week
Iron Age Britain worshiped brown hares and chickens like gods Heritage Daily
April 10th, Edition
Royal tombs untouched by grave robbers The Korean Times
Ancient Britons didn't eat hares or chickens -- they venerated them WRAL .com
The Oldest String Ever Found May Have Been Made By Neanderthals CAP Radio
Royal Tombs Untouched by Grave Robbers Korea Times
Iranian Archaeologists Discover Ancient Bas-Relief in West Tasnim News Agency
Take a Virtual Tour of Two Recently Excavated Homes in Pompeii Smithsonian Magazine
April 9th, Edition
Resurrection #4: How Did Ancient Pagans View the Afterlife? Patheos
Archaeologists Unearth Ancient Relief in Iran’s Lorestan Iran Front Page
Secret passage revealed in the Palace of Westminster Current Archaeology
Early Agricultural Hotspot Found in Amazonia Archaeology Magazine
Direct evidence of Neanderthal fibre technology and its cognitive and behavioral implications Nature
The origins of decorated ostrich eggs in the ancient Mediterranean and Middle East Cambridge University Press
THE NEW EXCAVATIONS OF POMPEII (IN REGIO V) REVEALED IN AN EXCLUSIVE VIRTUAL TOUR BY MASSIMO OSANNA, DIRECTOR OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL PARK OF POMPEII Pompeii Sites .org
April 8th, Edition
Anishinabek Nation Archaeological Research Associates Ltd. want to hear from citizens Anishinabek news
Revolutionary new method for dating pottery sheds new light on prehistoric past PHYS Org
Brain surgery was conducted in Eastern Roman Empire Heritage Daily
Historic Jamestowne staffer creates mini-documentaries from home for people around the world The Virginia Gazette
Who lived near Pommelte, the 'German Stonehenge'? DW
Conservators Find Goddess Painting Inside Egyptian Coffin Archaeology Magazine
New discovery suggests London's story goes back more than 3,000 years longer than previously thought Independent
Amazonian crop domestication began at least 10,000 years ago UPI
April 7th, Edition
Insight into an SS labour camp on the channel island of Alderney KXAN36
A Journey Through the Art of Compassion with Benoy K. Behl: The Ajanta Caves Buddhist Door
Just how old is the sport of boxing? British Boxing News
Mediaeval Prague's Vysehrad was once supposed to house largest west Slavic Church Radio Prague International
Spot an ancient burial mound from your armchair for science Dutch News
The Power Women of Mecklenburgh Square NY Times
April 4th to 6th, Edition
Footage from WWII spy center Bletchley Park discovered CNN
US returns two seized statues to Kingdom The Phnom Pehn Post
Old Irontown day; 'Utah's first ghost town' provides a peek into pioneer iron production St George News
The Coronavirus is Hurting Travel, So Greece Has Been Offering Virtual Tourism NPR
An Archaeologist and a Citizen An Interview with Leila Papoli-Yazdi Przekroj
Spanish Conquerors Used Indigenous Technology to Build Their Weapons, Evidence Reveals Science Alert
Egypt launches virtual tours of archaeological sites amid COVID-19 outbreak Daily Sabah
China’s Great Wall and the Englishman who has dedicated his life to preserving it Post Magazine
Monopoly houses, toy soldiers and Lego: the museum of plastic lost at sea The Guardian
Study Suggests Fishing Fueled the Calusa Kingdom Archaeology Magazine
Indigenous knowledge could reveal ways to weather climate change on islands Penn State
On this day in 1896, the first modern Olympic games were held The Bridge
Exploring ideology on a Pictish carved stone Current Archaeology
April 3rd, Edition
Cadaver dogs to search for Gold Rush-era graves near Oregon, Calif. trails UPI
RAK Farms May Preserve Ancient Agricultural Heritage, Study Suggests Urdu Point
New film tells story of iconic Hound Tor mediaeval village The Moorlander
Southern Indiana Neighborhoods Added to National Register Chronicle Live
How world-famous Roman site Vindolanda has been badly affected by coronavirus WBIW
April 1st & 2nd, Edition
We had a little fun because Yesterday was April Fool's day, But here are the real stories you might have missed!
Modern humans, Neaderthals share a tangled genetic history, study affirms University of Buffalo
Our Ancient Ancestor Lucy ape like brain Daily Mail
Ponce not the first to pounce Fort Myers Florida Weekly
Underwater Artifacts Returned to Mexico's Lake of the Moon Archaeology Magazine
Lead pollution tracks the rise and fall of medieval kings Science Magazine
Skull fossils in cave show mix of human relatives roamed south africa The New York TImes
April 1st, Edition
Archaeologists Unearth Giant Chocolate Bunny in Ruins of Ancient The Babylon Bee
The Bedrock archaeological dig revealed Daily Republic
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March 31st, Edition
Well-engineered ‘watercourts’ stored live fish, fueling Florida’s Calusa kingdom Heritage Daily
India Helps Myanmar Restore Bagan Pagodas Outlook Traveler
‘Forgotten’ Nazi camp on British soil revealed by archaeologists National Geographic