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- Rapport Archeo 2023
Rapport Archeo 2023
- New evidence suggests Indonesia’s Gunung Padang could be world’s oldest known pyramid
- Koli (Finlande) :Was 'witchcraft' in the Devil's Church based on acoustic resonance?
- Central Tablelands, (Australie) : Unveiling the sacred Wiradjuri carved trees
- Casas del Turuñuelo,(Espagne) : a site of repeated animal sacrifice in Iron Age
-- AI: Researchers develop automatic text recognition for ancient cuneiform tablets
- Serbie / Slovenie : Archaeologists uncover Europe's hidden Bronze Age megastructures
- Las Capellanías (Espagne) Late Prehistoric discovery turns archaeological assumptions on their head
- Pigs provided food in the Middle Ages, but men had to watch out for their scrotums
- Estrées-Saint-Denis (France) : nouvelles données sur le sanctuaire de « Moulin-Brûlé »
- Turkana stone beads tell a story of herder life in a drying east Africa 5,000 years ago
- Amarna (Egypte) : burial reveals ovarian teeth in oldest example of teratoma
- Silver reveals luxury tastes of Vikings and trade talents of ancient Greeks
- New evidence strongly suggests Indonesia's Gunung Padang is oldest known pyramid
- Vindelev (Danemark) : 3D scans will uncover the secrets of Iron Age gold treasure
- Human consumption of seaweed and freshwater aquatic plants in ancient Europe,
- Egypte : Thoth, the god of learning and wisdom : on the trail of a great mystery
- Dingoes given 'almost-human' status in pre-colonial Australia,
- Namaqualand (Afrique du Sud) ; Ancient pots hold clues about how diverse diets helped herders thrive
- Researchers help study and catalog museum's ancient Greek coins
- New dating of cave art reveals history of Puerto Rican people
- How an ancient society in the Sahara Desert rose and fell with groundwater
- New research shows Romans were early pioneers of recycling
- A non-exploitative economy favored the splendor of the Iberian Peninsula's Copper Age communities
- Scroll depicting rat wedding banquet provides important insight about cooking in medieval Japan
- Researchers find pre-Columbian agave plants persisting in Arizona landscapes
- Mummified poop reveals pre-Columbian cultures of the Caribbean consumed a diversity of plants
- Ancient Maya reservoirs offer lessons for today’s water crises
- Scientific analysis reveals the true colors of the Parthenon Sculptures
- More than 10,000 pre-Columbian archaeological sites remain unexplored in the Amazon rainforest
- The burials that could challenge historians' ideas about Anglo-Saxon gender
- Stonehenge study upends a 100-year-old theory and suggests further discoveries to come
- A brief history of abortion—from ancient Egyptian herbs to fighting stigma today
- Abousir (Egypte) : New rooms discovered in Sahura’s Pyramid
- Cordoba (Espagne) : Presence of camelids during the Roman and al-Andalus eras
- From passerine birds to cranes: Neolithic bird hunting in Upper Mesopotamia
- Hyrcania (Israel) :Unearthing ancient faith: Byzantine Greek inscription of Psalms 86
- New study refutes origin claim involving Bronze Age tin ingots recovered from shipwreck
- The Ancestors of Today’s Barbie Dolls “Coptic dolls”
- Boğazköy-Hattusha (Turquie) : New Indo-European language discovered
- Upper Xingu River (Brésil) : Ancient Amazonians intentionally created fertile 'dark earth'
- Viking trade connections stretched over hundreds of kilometres to the Arctic
- Economic relationships in Pre-Columbian Mexico show that Aztec rulers were ruthless exploiters
- Marstrand (Suède) : Shipboard cannon found off the coast may be the oldest in Europe
- The scent of the ancient Egyptian afterlife has been recreated—
- Arran (Ecosse): Researchers find complete Neolithic cursus
- Cookham (Angleterre) : Rare archaeological finds show monastery was a social and religious hub
- St. Pölten.(Autriche): Multiple types of testing reveal details of Bronze Age cremation remains
- The scent of the afterlife unbottled in new study of ancient Egyptian mummification balms
- Chinge Tey (Russie) :The Valley of the Kings reveals a tomb of nomadic queen
- Belcarra (Canada): Sustainable chum fishery for 2,500 years under Tsleil-Waututh Nation
- Dismantling the myth that ancient slavery 'wasn't that bad'
- The land use of West Estonian lowlands in Late Stone Age turned out to be seasonal
- Pompéi (Italie): Analyses of i victims with X-ray fluorescence suggests they died of asphyxiation
- Mesa Verde ( USA): Technology reveals new picture of Native American culture
- CAUCASIAN Steppes : metal cauldrons give us clues about what people ate in the Bronze Age
- Lac Ohrid (Albanie): Archaeologists uncover Europe's oldest stilt village
- New study: Archaeologists refute claims that a comet destroyed Hopewell culture
- Europe's ancient languages shed light on a migration and weather vocabulary
- Pingliangtai (Chine): oldest water pipes were a communal effort
- Roman road network spanning the south west UK identified
- Aqueduct of Divona (France): The art of Roman water management
- Ba`ja (Jordanie): Neolithic necklace from child’s grave
- Shared horse and human burials show how deeply the vikings cared for their animal companions
- Jirentaigoukou (Chine):Systematic use of coal as a fuel source found at Bronze Age site
- ‘Ocomtun (Mexique) : Lost Mayan city discovered by laser scanning
- Ouistreham (France): archéologie du littoral
- Mississippi River Delta (USA): Earthen and shell mounds
- Hidden details in ancient Egyptian tomb paintings are revealed by chemical imaging
- New insights into the origin of the Indo-European languages
- Pottery shards reveals how a building burned during siege of Jerusalem in 586 BCE
- Melite (Malte): Team discovers 2,000-year-old Roman house
- Linmere (Angleterre): Importance of pits for understanding early Britain
- Antikythera (Grèce): New discoveries on the wreck
- Conservation on ancient burial mounds of Eurasia
- Qiaocun (Chine): Earliest known composite-tiled roofs
- The illicit antiquities trade
- Earliest glass workshop north of the Alps discovered
- La Braga (Espagne): Earliest evidence of forest management
- Titiakos (Espagne): A Celtiberian city more than 2000 years old found
- Rimrock Draw rock (USA): Evidence of humans in Oregon 18,000 years ago
- Te'omim Cave (Israel) : Hidden lamps, skulls suggests Roman-era practice of necromancy
- Research group deciphers enigmatic ancient 'unknown Kushan script'
- Hidden details of Egyptian paintings revealed by chemical imaging
- A Magical Handbook for the Afterlife
- Huqoq (Israel): Archaeological dig uncovers mosaics of Samson and commemorative inscriptions
- Lyobaa (Mexique) : Archaeologists Found the Ruins of the Famous ‘Backdoor to Hell’
- Why archaeologists usually rebury their excavations
- Hala Sultan Tekke (Chypre): Tombs rich in artifacts discovered
- The power of the Copper Age 'Ivory Lady' revealed
- Legends of Norse Settlers drove Denmark towards Greenland
- Bresles (France) : Vestiges d'un village médiéval et d'un habitat antique
- New methods for ancient texts
- Artificial Intelligence Meets Archaeology: The Impact of AI on Excavation Site Prediction
- Tlalim (Israel): Enigmatic 2,500-year-old Burials in the Desert
- Intrepid southern voyage in the wake of early waka
- Early Dalmatian farmers specialized in sheep husbandry
- La Chabroulie (France): Un établissement rural des Lémovices
- How ceramics are telling the story of 14th century Chinese trade
- Face of Anglo-Saxon teen VIP revealed with new evidence about her life
- Warfare was responsible for the boom-bust cycles of Neolithic societies
- Evia (Grèce): Long Lost Temple of Artemis Reveals More Secrets
- Climate change likely led to violence in early Andean populations
- Seeking the origin of Indigenous languages in South America
- Remains at Crenshaw site are local, ancestors of Caddo
- Walls along River Nile reveal ancient form of hydraulic engineering
- Sceaux-du- Gâtinais (France): Fouille de l'agglomération antique de Segeta
- Medieval music wasn't only supposed to be beautiful to listen to
- Dmanisis Gora (Georgie): Fortress community resilience in the transition from the Bronze to Iron Age
- The lost cities of the Nigerien Sahara
- Archaeologists discover 4,300-year-old copper ingots in Oman
- Unique 'bawdy bard' act discovered, revealing 15th-century roots of British comedy
- Bridging archaeology and marine conservation in the South Atlantic Ocean
- AI is helping researchers to read ancient Mesopotamian literature
- Carmo (Espagne): Proof that part of the Roman Empire smelled of patchouli
- Early toilets reveal dysentery in Old Testament Jerusalem
- Lost since 1362: Researchers discover the church of a sunken medieval trading place
- Earliest evidence of wine consumption in the Americas found in Caribbean
- Ancient Mayan board game—here's what it can teach modern educators
- Evidence of bird sacrifices to the goddess Isis in ancient Roman Empire
- Humanity's earliest recorded kiss occurred in Mesopotamia 4,500 years ago
- Surprising diversity of ethnic groups in the US Virgin Islands before Columbus
- Bronze Age long-distance connections: Baltic amber in Aššur
- Hidden chamber discovery in the underground Hellenistic necropolis of Neapolis by muography
- Copper artefacts reveal changing connections in prehistoric Europe
- Further dark secrets of Batavia shipwreck laid bare
- Recent research advances on historical artifacts and their preservation
- How archaeologists reconstructed a Roman gateway to tell the story of Britain's invasion
- Interactive 3D model recreates Old Man of the Mountain
- Buried medical waste found in Renaissance-era landfill on site of ancient Roman forum
- Xiongnu Empire Was Multiethnic With Strong Female Leadership
- Une occupation néolithique à Dilligato – Punta Campana (France)
- Machine translation for cuneiform tablets
- Roman military camps in desert found
- Oldest human remains from Puerto Rico reveal a complex cultural landscape since 1800BC
- New insight into the mystery of ancient Gaza wine
- Researchers figure out how lager first developed in Bavaria
- Prolonged droughts likely spelled the end for Indus megacities
- Anthropologist pair solve the mystery of Mayan 819-day count
- Long distance voyaging among the Pacific Islands
- Secret ingredient in durable Maya plaster discovered
- Insights into sealed ancient Egyptian animal coffins
- Allard Pierson starts international research on twelve mummy portraits
- Chicken breeding in Japan dates back to fourth century BCE
- USA -St. Croix: Researchers plan to use coral to unravel the history of the slave trade
- Leonardo da Vinci, a new discovery on folio 843 of Codex Atlanticus
- Archaeologist explains why we need to look underwater to understand our past
- Sea-level rise in southwest Greenland as a contributor to Viking abandonment
- Umm al-Aqarib (Iraq): ancient treasures sand-blasted by climate change
- Norse Greenlanders found to have imported timber from North America
- More than 100 pre-Hispanic religious sites linked to ancient Andean cults discovered in Bolivia
- Tralleis (Turquie): Early Romans may have been the first to breed flat-faced dogs
- Researcher offers solution to coal conundrum on famous pirate shipwreck
- Archaeological sites at risk from coastal erosion on the Cyrenaican coast, Libya
- Exploring why the bodies of people in a town near Pompeii were not well preserved when Vesuvius blew
- Protecting the cultural heritage of ancient bone artifacts is now possible.
- Less predictable rainfall may have caused disintegration of early Maya societies
- Fragment of a 1,750-year-old New Testament translation discovered
- Es Càrritx (Espagne): Evidence of drug use during Bronze Age ceremonies
- Benin Bronzes found to be made of German brass
- Tell el-Dab‘a (Egypte): Palace pits with severed hands studied
- Classicist: 'Modern' view of religion dates to 303 AD
- Mummies provide the key to reconstruct the climate of the ancient Mediterranean
- How hunter-gatherers fitted into southern Africa’s first city, 800 years ago
- Yak milk consumption among Mongol Empire elites
- The untold history of the horse in the American Plains
- The wild psychedelic origins of indigenous mystical rites — as revealed by archaeology
- By studying ancient residues, scholar finds clues of humanity’s past
- How a local community helped researchers make incredible prehistoric discoveries
- Dance and games offer glimpses of life, and death, in ancient Italy
- The “Stonehenge calendar” shown to be a modern construct
- Copper artifacts unearth new cultural connections in southern Africa
- Sevrey (France): Sur les traces de l'artisanat potier
- Chance cross-cultural unicorn concepts lost in translation
- Cyprus’s copper deposits created one of the most important trade hubs in the Bronze Age
- Neolithic ceramics reveal dairy processing from milk of multiple species
- AlUla (Saudi Arabia): Uncovering the ritual past of an ancient stone monument
- Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral was historical first in using iron reinforcements in the 12th century
- Using rock images to study cult of the gods in pre-Egyptian society
- Sagalassos (Turquie): Roman era gravesites with unusual funerary rites
- Were there gladiators in Roman Britain?
- Pérou: Lasers and chemistry reveal how Wari pottery was made — and how an empire functioned
- Magnetic fields could provide the key to studying submerged civilisations
- Conjuring Mongolian deer stones: biographical statuary of Bronze Age Central Asia and south Siberia
- Mexique: Ancient artifacts reveal the 'roots of Casas Grandes'
- PEROU : The colors on these ancient pots hint at the power of an empire
- Archaeologists dug for evidence of the Rosetta Stone's ancient Egyptian rebellion
- Does the artificial watercourse in the Hessian Ried have a Roman past?
- Malomirovo (Bulgarie): The world’s first horse riders
- Strontium points researchers to the provenance of 400-year-old timber
- Runes were just as advanced as Roman alphabet writing
- Minoan Civilisation may have used celestal “Star Path” navigation technique
- Sustainability and duration of early central places in prehispanic Mesoamerica
- Bronze Age well contents reveal the history of animal resources in Mycenae, Greece
- Egypt unveils hidden corridor in Giza pyramid
- Female remains in Aztec skull rack are associated with the origin myth of Huitzilopochtli
- Steel was already used in Europe 2900 years ago
- Mysterious new behavior seen in whales may be recorded in ancient manuscripts
- Piecing together Scotland's religious past with shards of glass
- Fanum Martis (France): Les vestiges du quartier occidental
- Mayas Utilized Contemporary Market-Based Economics
- Chaco Canyon (USA): Were timbers transported to using tumplines?
- Le Peu (France): Archaeologists discover homes of Europe's first monument makers
- Hidden from the Romans: 200 tons of silver on the shores of the river Lahn
- Vindolanda (England): Discarded Roman artifact may have been more than a good luck charm
- New Testament's Book of Revelation Was Influenced by Curse Tablets
- Wirral (Angleterre): Scientists investigate an ancient boat buried
- Unique discovery offers glimpse of provincial culture in Inka Empire
- 500-year-old horn container discovered in South Africa sheds light on pre-colonial Khoisan medicines
- Trove of spices from around the world found on sunken fifteenth-century Norse ship
- Une nouvelle méthode pour faire parler les carbonisats
- Echoes of ancient curse tablets identified in the Book of Revelation
- Severe multi-year drought coincident with Hittite collapse around 1198–1196 BC
- AI is deciphering a 2,000-year-old 'lost book' describing life after Alexander the Great
- Researcher uses AI to make texts that are thousands of years old readable
- Evolution of wheat spikes since the Neolithic revolution
- How to make a mummy: Ancient Egyptian workshop has new clues
- Vikings crossing the North Sea to Britain brought their horses, dogs and other animals
- Ancient ‘Pagan Masks’ Debunked by Archaeologists in Poland
- Cryptic lost Canaanite language decoded on 'Rosetta Stone'-like tablets
- Nouvelles découvertes au camp de Sarlier à Aubagne
- Viking brutality failed to wipe out community, dig finds
- New research uncovers the "water" mystery of Great Zimbabwe
- Unearthing the archaeological passing of time at Lagash (Iraq)
- ‘Golden boy’ mummy was protected by 49 precious amulets, CT scans reveal
- Roman sexuality was far more complex than simply gay or straight
- Agriculture linked to changes in age-independent mortality in North America
- 3,600-year-old hoards may contain the earliest silver currency in Israel and Gaza
- Violence was widespread in early farming society