Articles de Presse 2012/08-09

- East Farleigh (G-B): Black magic of the Roman era

- Da Nang (Viet Nam): Largest Cham tower discovered

- Caen (France): Reprise des fouilles archéologiques au Château

- Antelope Cave (USA): Archaeological Dig Reveals Causes for Diabetes Epidemic

- Gar County (Tibet): 2,000-year-old tombs bear secrets of ancient Tibetan kingdom

- Cnidos (Turquie): Ancient cold case solved

- Isles of Scilly (G-B): Bronze Age pottery sherd could be earliest British depiction of a boat

- Sobibor (Pologne): archaeologist digs into Nazi death camp

- Isurumuniya (Sri Lanka): Sculpture of Man and Horse

- Bornais (G-B): finds shed light on Iron Age and Viking life

- Xi'an (Chine): Opening secret tomb of China's first emperor waits for science

- Pitkin County (USA): Experts urge protection of archaeological site

- Atzompa (Mexique): tomb of a high-ranking member of Zapotec society  found

- Chiclayo (Pérou): Remains of an Ancient Nobleman in an Aquatic Tomb

- Groenland : Scott's wrecked ship Terra Nova found

- Ukok (Russie): Siberian Mummy Has Detailed Tattoos

- East Farleigh (G-B): A "curse tablet" made of lead and buried in a Roman farmstead

- Renaissance Women Fought Men, and Won

- Atacama Desert (Chili): Chinchorro mummification practices

- Eigg (G-B): Monastery where Christian saint was martyred is uncovered

- Motza (Israel): New Light on Origins of Carpentry

- Ocotillo (USA): Dogs search for ancient remains on wind farm project site

- France -  Inrap : dix ans de découvertes archéologiques

- Avaris / Tell el-Daba (Egypte): A severed right hand discovered in front of a Hyksos palace

- Mexique: specialists save pre-Columbian murals

- Yeronisos (Chypre): Ancient amulets for toddlers found

- Dunluce (Ulster): The castle