- Sanxingdui (Chine): Neolithic human skeleton found
- Sidon (Liban): archaeological site alters global views
- Greek god of fertility was depicted with a penis disorder in 2,000-year-old fresco in bid to protect others from debilitating disease
- Kakapel (Kenya): Stone art proves Western Kenya's 4,000 year history
- Elah (Israel): archaeologists find inscription of name from Bible
- Solving a Dark Age mystery: 7th century Christians, Pagans and the search for the Battle of Hatfield
- Kaunos (Turquie): Ancient saltpan first in Anatolia
- Norfolk (G-B): graffiti survey uncovers 'medieval selfies'
- Strasbourg (France): Des lions dévorent un bélier route des Romains
- Aragada (Inde): structure older than initially thought
- Nim Li Punit (Belize): Mystery Of The Jade Pendant
- Cambridge (G-B): archaeological finds at Cambridge Biomedical
- Athenes (Grece): Amazon on horseback in a battle found on vase
- Triplicane (Inde): Sri Parthasarathy Swamy temple yields more history
- Woippy (France): un cheval de 1 500 ans découvert
- Vichama (Perou): 3,800-year-old statuettes found
- Abu Ghosh (Israel): Byzantine-era church uncovered
- Talagada (Inde): Iron Age infant bones found
- Aksum (Ethiopie): Dazzling jewels from a grave reveal 2,000-year-old link to Rome
- Flint (G-B): Historic Castle defences found
- Koba el-Hawa (Egypte): 6 ‘unique’ tombs discovered
- Cornwall (G-B) was scene of prehistoric gold rush
- Rome (Italie): Roman rubbish dump reveals secrets of ancient trading networks
- Tel Yavneh (Israel): Sex, drugs and Philistines: A biblical psychedelic scene
- Haripur (Pakistan): Indo-Scythian era: Silver rush eats away at 2,000-year-old city
- Kasuga (Japon): Ancient mold used to cast bronze mirror earliest found
- Londres (G-B): The mystery of the headless skeleton revealed by Crossrail
- Arkansas City (USA): archaeological study to look at lives, work of Etzanoans
- Stavelot (Belgique): Un sarcophage (Saint Remacle ?) découvert à l'abbaye
- Mursalevo (Bulgarie): 8,000-year-old streets and rows of two-storey houses unearthed
- Oxford (G-B): Dark Side of Medieval Convent Life Revealed
- Galilee (Israel): 5,000-year old seal shows oldest-known musical image found
- Rakhigarhi (Inde): Excavations show Harappan site died as Saraswati river dried
- Tetelia (Inde): 300-year-old hunting implements found
- Mata Indio (Perou): Archaeologists seek to unveil mysteries of Mochica culture
- Gebel Silsileh (Egypte): Long Lost Egyptian Temple Found
- Xinjiang (Chine): Ancient Leather Balls Found in Show Polo as Sport in Early China
- Nara (Japon): oldest basil pollen found may have been 'medicine' from China
- Nanjing (Chine): Ming Dynasty gold-filled tomb of concubine-turned-political leader discovered
- Trapezà (Grece): Trois sépultures mycéniennes intactes découvertes
- Dartmoor (G-B): Highest stone circle in southern England found
- Nahal Hever (Israel): 2,000-year old letters by Bar Kochba in desert cave
- Badalpur (Pakistan) :Third century BC stupa discovered
- Haryana (Inde) sweet water pools fire up Saraswati revival
- Xi'an (Chine): terracotta army has new recruits: 1,400 more clay warriors, horses and chariots found buried near emperor's tomb
- Portway (G-B): Skeleton of high-status girl was one of dozens of burials at Saxon cemetery
- Tharu Fortress (Egypte): Ancient Egyptian army headquarters and huge military cemetery discovered
- Kaniš (Turquie): La Mésopotamie se découvre une voisine
- Le Mans (France): Squelettes et vestiges au pied de la cathédrale
- Nixtun-Ch'ich' (Guatemala): Un urbanisme inhabituel observé
- Buddha Purnima (Afghanistan): Ancient Buddhist city could be destroyed by copper mining
- Dimple Dell Park (USA) was home to ancient humans
- Cusco (Pérou): Hidden crypt and mural discovered in San Francisco of Assisi Temple
- Tonga : Lapita colonised Tonga within two generations
- Canada : The Great Arctic Thaw Is Seriously Worrying Archaeologists
- Bear River (USA): Site of Deadliest Native American Massacre Identified
- Develier (Suisse): Un tronçon de voie romaine mis au jour
- Londres (G-B): Have the remains of Boudicca's rebels been uncovered by Crossrail project?
- Is the world ready for a female leader? It wasn't in 1478 BCE in Egypt
- Teotihuacan (Mexique): Large amount of mercury found sealed in 1,800-year-old chamber beneath pyramid
- Rakhigarhi (Inde): The lost world of Hisar’s Mohenjo-daro
- Londres (G-B): Cremated human bones in pot found in Crossrail dig suggest gruesome ritual
- The Oxyrhynchus Papyri (Egypte): contained hangover remedy
- Fehmarn Belt (Danemark): Ancient fishing leister found together with its spearing point
- Tarighat (Inde): Elephant figurine unearthed shows Chhattisgarh’s link to South Africa
- Recent discoveries in China may lead to fresh look at Silk Road history
- A high-tech quest to unlock the secrets of ancient Israelite letters
- North Hertfordshire (G-B): Bone fragments and burial goods of "wealthy and cosmopolitan" Roman found
- Memphis (Egypte): Archaeologists unearth "white walls"
- Upward Sun River (USA): How humans survived the last Ice Age
- Dekdhuwa (Inde): a rich archaeological site found
- Hampshire (G-B): Bearded men bottles could have been filled with urine and hair to ward off 17th century witches
- Bhirrana / Rakhigarhi (Inde): new Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) report
- 1177 B.C., the year a perfect storm destroyed civilization
- Essex (G-B): Archaeologists find Britain's oldest human cremation at Mesolithic pit
- Le Caire (Egypte): A 2,400 year-old basalt shrine was unearthed
- Garapan (Mariannes du Nord): Archaeologists find pre-contact period settlement
- Cambodge : Record-breaking aerial laser survey to reveal Kingdom's historical secrets
- Merimde Beni Salama (Egypte): the site is larger than was thought
- Vadnagar (Inde): The search for Hueng Tsang's 10 monasteries
- Badnam Creek (G-B): The Roman curse tablet written after a 4th century theft
- The Southern Silk Road: Bangladesh, the missing link
- Gyeongju (Corée du Sud): Remains in Silla tomb suggest an undying love
- Lima (Pérou): Chinese immigrant remains found at Huaca Mateo Salado
- Royston (G-B): Unique Egyptian and Roman finds unearthed
- What Was Dental Hygiene Like During the Middle Ages?
- Tenahaha (Perou): Tombs Filled with Dozens of Mummies Discovered
- Step into the dive boots of a maritime archaeologist
- Wallsend (G-B): Segedunum Roman baths site set to reveal more of its secrets
- Egyptian ‘Meidum Geese’ are possibly a forgery
- Rochester (G-B): Uncovering crypt’s treasures could rewrite the cathedral’s history
- Aiskew (G-B): Heated dining rooms and butchery: The robbed Roman villa found in Yorkshire
- Magapit (Philippines): cultural tradition that binds the Philippines and the Northern Marianas
- Qionglai (Chine): Netizen claims discovery of relics of Shakyamuni
- Tabit El-Geish (Egypte): archaeologists unearth two Old Kingdom tombs
- Pocklington (G-B): Skeletons and jewellery in square barrows come from Iron Age East Yorkshire tribe
- Tel Halif (Israel): massive archaeological find indicating Egyptian cultural influence
- Anavarza (Turquie): Archaeologists uncover classical era’s first two-lane road
- Scaloria Cave (Italie): Stone-age defleshed their dead
- Tetiaroa (Tahiti) dévoile ses secrets grâce aux archéologues
- Holystone (G-B): Medieval priory discovered
- Gurugyam (Tibet): Gold masks shine light on lost Himalayan kingdom
- Linlithgow (G-B): Antler waste reveals medieval Scottish industry
- Who Were the First Inhabitants of the Caribbean?
- Sisson (Canada): Rare artifact at mine site dates back 8,500 years
- Puruchuco-Huaquerones (Perou): Dozens of Inca Mummies Discovered Buried
- Ezhuthala (Inde): paintings fading away with time
- Irish Elk: prehistoric animal lived some 2,000 years after 'extinction'
- Paruchuco (Perou): preserve ancient Incan complex
- Jerusalem (Israel): An Authentic 1st Century Burial Shroud
- The poisonous garden plants once used as prehistoric weaponry
- Xi'an (Chine): Qin dynasty crossbow found at Terracotta Army site may reveal secret of emperor’s success
- New Research Reveals Why Pig-Use in Middle East Declined
- Tirukovilpattu (Inde): Oldest shrine dedicated to goddess Cauvery ‘detected