- Baoji (Chine): archaeologists excavate earliest bronze armor pieces
- Top 10 Discoveries of 2012
- Roskilde (Danemark): Rebirth of the Viking warship that may have helped Canute conquer the seas
- Zafar (Yemen): Buried Christian Empire Casts New Light on Early Islam
- Tel Motza (Israël): Rare Find of Temple Era Artifacts
- Digging into 2012's archaeology
- Pointe du Canonnier (St Martin) : le village précolombien , VIIe-Xe siècles de notre ère
- Jerusalem (Israël): the forbidden eating habits of a bunch of 6th century monks
- Londres (G-B): Crossrail dig unearths forgotten London
- Kazakhstan: Recent Archeological Finds Clarify Historical Record
- An old vintage: Wine markers found in ancient winemaking paraphernalia
- Carajás (Brésil): Caves and rock shelters guarding the secrets of human beings who lived here more than 8,000 years ago.
- Leicester (G-B): King Richard III's medieval inn recreated
- North York Moors (G-B) : Flickering embers of camp fires from 7,000 years ago
- Valbruna (Italie): Roman Settlement and Possible Prehistoric Site Uncovered
- Yunnan (Chine): Grain finds may shed light on a Bronze Age civilisation
- Le bitume dans l’Antiquité
- Tel Kabri (Israël): Canaanite banquets at the palace
- A mysterious shorthand used by 17th century religious dissident Roger Williams.
- Delphes (Grèce): How did the oracle really prophesize ?
- Vallée des Rois (Egypte): The largest Merneptah' sarcophagus has been identified
- Nouvelle-Zélande: Maori stones hold magnetic clues
- Rome (Italie): Gladiator’s tomb to be reburied
- Volubilis (Maroc): 'First tartan' on Roman statue
- Kashihara (Japon): 1000-year-old shogi pieces found
- Mexique : Exploring Sacred Caves
- Nag el-Hamdulab (Egypte): Oldest Pharaoh Rock Art Rediscovered
- Compertrix (France): 10.000 ans d'histoire mis au jour
- Stonehenge (G-B): A new timeline of construction revealed
- Istanbul (Turquie): A Byzantine-Era Fleet Surfaces Again
- Kyoto (Japon): 9th century fragment of earthenware
- Rouen (France): des objets de la vie quotidienne sous François 1er / VIDEOS
- Drumclay Crannog (Ulster): 1000-year-old household objects and tools
- Kissonerga-Skalia (Chypre): Bronze age 'microbrewery' discovered
- Escalera al Cielo (Mexique): Mayans cooked food with clay balls
- Alepotrypa Cave (Grèce): the mythic ancient Greek underworld Hades
- West Acre (G-B): Anglo-Saxon treasure reveals west Norfolk cremation
- Penn Museum: the new artifact lab and the mummies
- 1000-year-old Muslim joke book found
- Lofoten Islands (Norvège): Human waste can map two millennia of history and climate change in a Arctic settlement
- Le son retrouvé d'une trompe gauloise
- Udegram (Pakistan): Ancient tombs discovered
- Bali (Indonésie): Lost civilization unearthed
- Baffin Island / Nanook (Canada): building established by the Norse (Vikings) around 1300 or possibly earlier
- Waikato (Nouvelle-Zélande): Pits reveal glimpses of past
- Florence (Italie): Researchers have exhumed Giovanni de Medici
- Wu (Chine): Scientists unearth ancient city
- Key Largo (USA): Remains from a 1911 shipwreck identified
- Europe's First Farmers Came, Then Went
- Lunt Meadows (G-B): Stone age nomads settled down in Merseyside, flints and timber suggest
- Omurtag mount (Bulgarie): the ritual burial of Gath ruler Kotela, one of the father-in-laws of Philip II of Macedon
- Serpent mound (USA): evidence of a large village on the site
- Horyuji temple (Japon): centuries-old theatrical masks discovered at museum in Munich
- Echline (G-B): Scottish dig unearths '10,000-year-old home'
- Wakefield (G-B): hoard of mysterious silver and gold
- Chasné-sur-Illet (France): Un site archéologique exceptionnel
- Odigram (Pakistan): 3,000-year-old pre-Buddhist era cemetery
- Provo (USA): Mormon baptistry from 1870s excavated
- Vagnari (Italie): Were Roman slaves hungry?
- Jerusalem (Israel): where Golgotha is really located ?
- San Nicolas Island (USA): 'Island of the Blue Dolphins' woman's cave believed found
- Jezreel Valley (Israël): 8,500-Year-Old Well Unearthed, Mystery Surrounds Two Human Skeletons
- Karkemish (Turquie): Archaeologists explore site on Syria-Turkey border
- Omurtag mount (Bulgarie): a gold Thracian treasure discovered
- Harappan people used an older form of Brahmi script
- Thailande : An updated survey of archaeology and early history
- Our Ancestors, the Acoustical Engineers
- Lussery-Villars (Suisse): mis au jour d'une villa gallo-romaine
- Warmeriville (France): une centaine d'implantations du haut Moyen-Age mises au jour
- Vráble-Fidvár (Slovaquie): The Bronze Age site ranks among top 10 digs in Europe
- Itkhori (Inde): Ninth century AD antiquities found
- Abusir (Egypte): the tomb of Shert Nebti's, a pharaonic princess, discovered
- Provadia (Bulgarie): a walled fortified settlement
- Bangarh (Inde): Finds shed light on the Chalcolithic
- Lyminge (G-B): Anglo-Saxon hall found is 'tip of the iceberg'
- 25000 Roman artifacts reported in England and Wales in 2011
- Taklamakan desert (Chine): Google Earth reveals more strange patterns
- Provadia (Bulgarie): The ancient town where they sliced their dead in half and buried them from the pelvis up
- Genève (Suisse): Tsunami hit Geneva in AD 563
- Florida BCE
- Tak’alik Ab’aj (Guatemala): Discovering the Vulture Ancestor, the Oldest Royal Mayan Tomb in Mesoamerica
- Khor Rori (Oman) : Potsherd with Tamil-Brahmi script found
- Gordion (Turquie): Celtic sacrifices confirmed
- Florence (Italie): Le squelette de Mona Lisa finalement exhumé ?