Rapports archéo 2011

- The trans-Atlantic slave trade

- Translations of ancient papyrus

- The Secrets of Ancient Rome’s Buildings

- Flagstaff (USA) : Volcanic destruction? Not always

- Carriacou (Petites Antilles) : New Evidence Of Animals Being Introduced To Prehistoric Caribbean

- Pacific coast of North America  : the mystery surrounding a tale of shaggy dogs

- WenQu (Chine) : Excavations and Achievements

- Comalcalco (Mexique) : Doutes sur une seconde occurence du 21/12/2012

- Medieval Student Violence

- Nea Pafos (Chypre) : Archaeological Excavations in 2011

- Erlitou (Chine) : New achievements of the Erlitou site during 2010-2011

- Jérusalem (Israël) :  Building the Western Wall: Herod began it but didn't finish it

- Human domestication of soybeans

- Dingtao (Chine) : Excavation of large Tomb of Han Dynasty

- Selinunte (Italie) : A huge ancient Greek commercial area

- Cape Espenberg (USA) : Ancient bronze artifact from East Asia unearthed at Alaska archaeology site

- Kenchreai (Grèce) : Early Roman Chamber Tombs

- Arganzon (Espagne) : Fortified mediaeval village discovered

- Pacific Northwest (USA) : Northwest natives were fishers, not hunter-gatherers

- Fuquanshan (Chine) : An excavation of the Wujiachang cemetery

- Kataliondas Kourvellos (Chypre) : Completion of the excavations

- Prastion-Mesorotsos (Chypre) : Results of Archaeological Expedition, 2011

- Shijiahe (Chine) : New achievement from the excavation

- Ngari (Tibet) : Silks from Han to Jin Period Found

- Western Baltic : Ancient cooking pots reveal gradual transition to agriculture

- Kibbutz Zor'a (Israël) :  Ritual bath dating to the Second Temple Period discovered

- Yuhui (Chine) : New discovery

- Willingham Mere (G-B) : Excavation shines a light on what the Fens would have looked like 3,000 years ago

- Channel Islands, Isles of Scilly, Outer Hebrides (G-B): Excavation of islands around Britain to establish origins of neolithic period

- Zekiah Fort (USA) : Archaeologists in Maryland say they have found long-sought Zekiah Fort

- Luoyang (Chine) : Well-preserved 3,000-year-old tomb found

- Gaerstad (Suède) - Bronze Age Art  : Sun Horses

- Göbekli (Turquie) :Archaeologist argues world's oldest temples were not temples at all