- Sandby borg (Suède): Macabre skeletal finds shed new light on the massacre
- Larnaka (Chypre): Finds of extraordinary historical value
- Derventio (G-B) : Beyond the Fort
- Cournonterral (France): Une nécropole du premier âge du Fer, la découverte de tombes-bûchers au profil inédit en Languedoc-Roussillon
- Team shed light on ancient Egyptian obelisk
- Nubie (Soudan): Domestic cereals in evidence 7,000 years ago
- Drawsko (Pologne): Post-medieval buried as potential 'vampires' were likely local
- Fish, shellfish and fishermen in Prehistoric Aegean
- Grudna (Pologne): archaeologists studied a monumental mound
- Delos (Grèce): Sunken parts of the Stadion District found in the waters
- Promotory Cave (USA) : Children’s Moccasins Sheds Light on Little-Known Ancient Culture
- Vallø (Danemark): Harald Bluetooth built Viking fortress
- Kerameikos (Grèce): Attic funerary stele found
- Climate change was not to blame for the collapse of the Bronze Age
- Teotihuacan (Mexique): Electron Beam Points to Origins of Stone Faces
- Tibet : Prehistoric farming on the 'roof of the world'
- Erica river valley (Espagne): Laser from a plane discovers Roman goldmines
- Fehmarn Belt (Danemark): archaeologists find 5,000-year-old human footprints
- Nea Paphos (Chypre): 2014 Archaeological Excavations
- Pattadakal (Inde): Art historian cracks the code of an ancient temple
- Polynesia: A thousand years of environmental change
- Tell Timai (Egypte):Archaeologists unearth ancient coins and dietary options
- Amphipolis (Grèce): Long-awaited skeleton found
- Dolice (Turquie): Unique Roman Relief Discovered
- Teliţa-Celic Dere (Roumanie): archaeologists study Thracian burial ground
- New Zealand's moa were exterminated by an extremely low-density human population
- Flers (France): Fouille de l’ancienne église Saint-Germain et de son cimetière
- Oxyrhynchos (Egypte): 2,000-year-old youth organization
- Population boom, droughts contributed to collapse of ancient Assyrian Empire
- Prophet’s ancient seal provides insights from antiquity
- Idalion (Chypre): Excavations focused on the “City Sanctuary”
- Huanchaquito (Pérou): dig reveals sacrificial mystery
- Reims (France): vie quotidienne pendant la Grande Guerre : un camp allemand
- Lagunita and Tamchén (Mexique):Two Maya Cities Found in Jungle
- Saint-Martin (Antilles): Fouille archéologique sur le site de Grand-Case Nord
- Erimi (Chypre): Ancient textile and dyeing workshops excavated
- Pirée (Grèce): Wooden sculpture unearthed
- Amphipolis (Grèce):Finding the Sphinx’s head only makes the riddle more complex
- Hallucinogenic Plants May Be Key to Decoding Ancient Southwestern Paintings
- Gournia (Grèce): a prehistoric Greek pottery workshop.
- Lödöse (Suède):glass artefacts shed new light on glass history
- Burrough Hill (G-B): Archaeologists discover bronze remains of Iron Age chariot
- Browina (Pologne):Archaeologists studied 6 thousand years old settlement
- Amphipolis (Grèce): Impressive mosaic floor revealed
- Vergina (Grèce): Remains of Alexander the Great's Father Confirmed Found
- Greek Bronze Age ended 100 years earlier than thought
- La Almoloya (Espagne): Bronze age palace and grave goods discovered
- El Castillon (Espagne): New findings contribute to the understanding of the settlement’s inhabitation
- Ancient Nordic male warriors showed signs of vanity
- Malte : Le plus ancien navire de commerce phénicien de la Méditerranée occidentale
- Tafilah (Jordanie): New Polish archaeological project
- Supraśl (Pologne): Unique archaeological discovery
- Hammershus (Danemark): Researchers are trying to solve a castle mystery
- Vantaa (Finlande): Hyperspectral imaging shines light on the early Finns' life in the Stone Age
- Bolków (Pologne): Mesolithic sanctuary reveals constellation riddle
- Chavagne (France): De la Préhistoire au Moyen Âge
- Leicestershire (G-B): skeletons have been holding hands for 700 years
- Port-en-Bessin (France): De la fin de l’indépendance à la romanisation : les fouilles du Mont Castel
- El Zotz (Guatemala): Capturing ancient Maya sites from both a rat's and a 'bat's eye view'
- Meroe (Soudan): Kingdom of Kush Iron Industry Works Discovered
- Lipnica Dolna (Pologne): Village from the Roman period discovered
- Teotihuacan (Mexique): an alcoholic beverage named pulque as early as 200 to 550 A.D
- San Francisco (USA): Researchers exploring 'graveyard of ships'
- Jethro Cairn (Israel): 5,000-Year-Old Stone Monument Discovered
- Amphipolis (Grèce): Third chamber at tomb deemed unstable
- Gernsheim (Allemagne): Long lost Roman fort discovered
- Saimaa (Finlande): The creation of the Vuoksi River preceded a significant cultural shift
- Biblical archaeology sees golden age in Israel, dark age in rest of Middle East
- Suchań (Pologne): Archaeologists study the village of Scandinavian settlers
- Amphipolis (Grèce): The Caryatids in all their grandeur and beauty
- Fleury-sur-Orne (France): Une nécropole du Néolithique moyen
- Ecological collapse over 6,000 years of Egyptian history
- Amphipolis (Grèce) : Female Sculptures Guard Mysterious Tomb
- Azután (Espagne) : Copper Age settlement discovered
- Køge (Danemark) :Sensational Viking Fortress discovered
- Arnhem (Australie) : Analysing Jawoyn Rock-Art
- Tombarelle (Italie): A Glance into the Lives of the Roman Peasantry
- Guerrero (Mexique): Figurines provide clue to Olmec trading links
- Barczewo (Pologne): "Warmia Pompeii" - fourteenth century settlement
- Tel Kabri (Israël): Bronze Age wine cellar found
- Slaves' Hill (Israël): Ancient Edomite metalworkers weren't slaves, they were foodies
- Amphipolis (Grèce): Pebbled and decorated with black and white square patterns
- Amphipolis (Grèce): tomb interior is blocked by another wall
- Utah (USA): Rock Art May Be Thousands of Years Younger Than Was Thought
- Amphipolis (Grèce): tomb entrance keeps getting revealed
- Nojol Nah (Belize): Archaeologists Excavate Endangered Maya Site
- Strumiany (Pologne): Archaeologists discovered more than 100 burial mounds
- Tel Gezer (Israël):Discoveries made in King Solomon's city , SWBTS reports
- Judean Pillar Figurines
- Qajaa (Groenland / Danemark): Rising temperatures could destroy Greenland's archaeological treasures
- Montpellier (France): Ligne 4 de tramway : sur les traces de l’histoire
- Nubia (Soudan) before Napta
- USA : Violence in the Ancient Southwest Offers Insights Into Peace
- Berenike (Egypte): an ancient port on the Red Sea coast
- Bibracte (France): archaeologists study Celtic oppidum
- Professor works to help solve mystery surrounding portrait of a mummy
- Kourion (Chypre): More evidence of earthquake
- Climate change and drought in ancient times
- Mummies in Egypt began long before Age of Pharoahs
- Tepetipac (Mexique): Fouilles et restaurations
- Gonio (Géorgie): archaeologists discovered Roman baths
- Cetamura del Chianti (Italie): Excavation of ancient well yields insight into Etruscan, Roman and medieval times
- Landsjö (Suède): The Crowning of the Lion
- Computer model simulates Neolithic transition from egalitarianism to leadership and despotism
- Piszczewo (Pologne): Medieval church discovered in Podlasie
- Egyptologist sheds light on Tulane mummies
- USA - Researchers see violent era in ancient Southwest
- Xi'an (Chine): Scientists solve 2000-year-old mystery of the binding media in polychrome Terracotta Army
- Lyngsmose (Danemark): Iron Age village
- Grunwald (Pologne): Archaeologists will look for knights' weapons in the lakes around Grunwald
- Bethsaida (Israël):Judaea Capta Coin Uncovered in Excavations