Rapports archéo 2012 - 3

- Tancama (Mexique): specialists found 15 Huastec graves

- Xinglonggou (Chine): A peculiar pottery figure discovered

- Chehrabad Douzlakh (Iran): Ancient salt mining and salt men: the interdisciplinary project

- Korekawa-nakai (Japon): The oldest stringed instrument in the world

- Saint-Dizier (France): Une occupation dès l’âge du Bronze et des dépôts rituels romains

- Multiple factors, including climate change, led to collapse and depopulation of ancient Maya

- Forest Razing by Ancient Maya Worsened Droughts

- Maryport (G-B): Excavation sheds new light on Roman life in northern England

- Chersonesos (Ukraine): Digitizing the Past to Protect and Preserve History

- Du vin dès le Vie millénaire avant notre ère

- Zhuzhai (Chine): Archaeological Excavation and Discoveries

- Ipplepen (G-B): Archaeological dig unearths Roman influence

- Egypte : a huge drought 4,200 years ago associated with the demise of Egypt's Old Kingdom

- Alken Enge (Danemark): Macabre finds in the bog

- Yeronisos (Chypre): excavations by the New York University

- Neolithic man: The first lumberjack?

- Cape Henlopen (USA): Shipwreck mystery solved

- El Mirador (Guatemala): earliest use of Mexican turkeys by ancient Maya

- Mexico City (Mexique): Five hundred year old Mexica burial and "sacred" tree found

- Vesvre (France): recherche sur l'ensemble castral

- Marcahuamachuco (Pérou):10 metal figurines and other ornamental objects, believed to be part of an offering

- Arsur / Apollonia (Israel): Gold Trove Found At Castle Reveals Crusaders’ Forex Moves

- Cahokia (USA): People living 700 to 900 years ago ritually used a caffeinated brew