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Lost Medieval Chapel Unearthed 370 Years After Destruction 
Pre-Historic Island Hopping ‘Hobbits’ in the South Pacific 
Peru unveiled a priceless manuscript containing the memoirs of former Inca leaders that had disappeared during Chile's occupation of Lima during the 1879-84 Pacific War. The manuscript -- called "Memories of the Peruvian monarchy or outline of the Inca's history" 
A BIGFOOT DOCUMENTARY PT 1: RESPECT THE SQUATCH! 
Pindai Caves, Once Home to the Lapita People and Extinct Species 
Richmond Penitentiary Cholera Cemetery Excavation, Grangegorman, Dublin. 
Sophisticated Soviet spy radio discovered buried in former forest in Germany 
Experts Discover a ‘Shrine’ of 15,000-Year-Old Animal Carvings and Mysterious Symbols in a Spanish Cave 
Earliest interbreeding event between ancient human populations discovered 
Ball of the Burning Men: Temperatures Rose at Hot Royal Party 
A medieval mass grave hints at the Black Death’s ravages : Research Highlights 
Brexit Reignites Greece’s Appeal to Return Stolen Parthenon Marbles 
Graves of the Great Moravian Empire Studied in Czech Republic 
Soviet Shortwave Spy Radio Unearthed in Western Germany 
Paleolithic Engravings Discovered in Spain 
Medieval Plague Pit Discovered in Rural England 
Hidden chambers potentially discovered behind King Tutankhamun's tomb may hold Queen Nefertiti, scientists say 
Rats were the 'first curators' at Sydney museum Hyde Park Barracks -- Rat infestations may have been a nightmare for convicts at Sydney's Hyde Park Barracks in the 1800s, but today historians are grateful for the rodents. 
Pompeii's House of Lovers reopens to public after 40 years 
Pompeii restoration unearths ‘surprise’ treasures 
New study results consistent with dog domestication during Ice Age 
Neanderthal 'skeleton' is first found in a decade 
Bone walls made of human limbs and skulls discovered under church in Belgium 
Hyderabad’s Medieval Era Heritage 
Arnhem Land, Australia: arliest evidence of Homo sapiens use of plant foods outside Africa and the Middle East. 
Discovery at 'flower burial' site could unravel mystery of Neanderthal death rites 
Ancient engravings were likely produced with aesthetic intent and marked group identity. 
Dog domestication during ice age 
Ancient fish dinners chart Sahara’s shift from savannah to desert 
Australia’s 65,000-Year-Old Meals Analyzed 
Ancient engraving of warrior with 'elaborate hairstyle' and 'pronounced butt' discovered in Scotland 
New Management Areas Protect Archaeology in Southwestern Colorado 
Historical Foodscapes: Reconstructing Social, Political and Historical Dynamics Through Diet and Food Consumption 
Scientists discover Neanderthal skeleton in an Iraqi cave 
“Historical Bioarchaeology” – A new thematic collection to be published in Historical Archaeology 
Bison in Pennsylvania – Yes...No...Probably Not. 
Restoration work inside Pompeii's House of Lovers – in pictures 
Discovery at 'flower burial' site could unravel mystery of Neanderthal death rites 
2000-year-old Roman soldier's silver dagger is restored to its incredible pristine glory after teenage work experience archaeologist unearthed it in Germany 
Hypogeum with sarcophagus from 6th cent. BC found in Roman Forum 
Lavish 'Princely tomb' belonging to mystery Iron Age man and brimming with weapons, a bronze helmet and a whole CHARIOT is discovered in Italy... but his body is missing 
Hypogeum with sarcophagus from 6th cent. BC found in Roman Forum 
Human remains unearthed at site of early Roman military base in Kent 
65,000-year-old plant remains show the earliest Australians spent plenty of time cooking 
Pompeii's House of Lovers reopens to public after 40 years 
Mass grave shows how Black Death devastated the countryside 
Audio News for February 9th through the 15th, 2020 
Pseudo TV with Annelise Baer 
Orkney Research Centre for Archaeology receives £10,000 National Lottery support for Orkney Energy Landscapes Project. 
5200-year-old grains in the eastern Altai Mountains redate trans-Eurasian crop exchange 
Time and Temporality: Twenty Years on From Time, Material Culture and Being – Ways of Thinking About Narrative 
Life of the Gila: Mapping Identities and Worlds over a Millennium 
New Digital Archaeology Project to bring Uist sites to Life. 
Mighty Fort Complex of Peddapalli Region 
Art History, Critical Thinking, and Ancient Aliens 
Stuff and Nonsense? Theory and Medieval Material Culture 
Historic Fort Complex of Kamareddy District 
Historic Trikutalayam of Sangareddy 
Heritage Legacy of Bejjanki 
Final Management Plans for Reduced Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante Open Lands to Extraction 
Audio News for February 2nd through the 8th, 2020 
Life of the Gila 
Dykes Through Time 
Ocean temperatures impact Central American climate more than once thought 
Funded Archaeology Masters Places Available 
9,900-year-old Mexican female skeleton distinct from other early American settlers 
The Major Issues with Transoceanic Travelers (Hint it’s the R and S words) 
Remembering Raymond H. Thompson (1924–2020) 
SHA Newsletter Blog, Winter 2020 
Smaller detection device effective for nuclear treaty verification, archaeology digs 
Audio News from Archaeologica, January 26th through February 1st, 2020 
Revisiting No Man’s Sky Four Years Later. 
Archaeology and the Path of the Spiritual Sun: It’s all Been Done Before. 
Early Ceramics of Philadelphia: Examples from the Market Street Project 
Audio News from Archaeologica, January 19th through the 25th, 2020 
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UHI Archaeology Student Awarded the Robertson Medal from The Carnegie Trust 
Audio News for January 12th through the 18th, 2020