Rapports Archeo 2016/1

- Boult sur Suippe (France): Le cimetière allemand

- Panama: Tiny island deer hunted to extinction thousands of years ago

- Tombos (Soudan): Identity Unearthed

- Little Carlton (G-B): Anglo-Saxon settlement found

- Vern sur Seiche (France): L'élite gauloise des Hauts de Godon

- Dolice (Pologne): More "Polish pyramids" discovered

- Wadi Sura II (Egypte): Lizards may be behind ‘baby handprint’

- Nîmes (France): Premières sépultures musulmanes médiévales en France

- Using medical imaging techniques for noninvasive probing of Egyptian artefacts

- Exeter (G-B): Archaeology project will uncover hidden secrets

- El-Lisht. (Egypte): Middle Kingdom Tomb Discovered

- Migrations of the population 1500 years ago influenced the shape of modern Europe

- Cahokia (USA):  Internal dissension cited as reason for dissolution

- Must Farm G-B): Most complete Bronze Age wheel to date found

- Some Iron Age forts in Europe strengthened by friendly fire 

- Japanese earthenware time capsules contain 4,300-year-old cockroach egg case impressions

- Meroe (Soudan): archaeologists working at the famous pyramids

- Madagascar: Stalagmites reveal humans set fire to forests around 1000 years ago

- Nahal Ein-Gev (Israel): Prehistoric village links old and new stone ages

- Ile de Pâques (Chili) :  populations were not destroyed by warfare

- Old trees reveal Late Antique Little Ice Age (LALIA) around 1,500 years ago

- Wight (G-B): Ancient Roman Brooch Contains 'Lovely' Palindrome

- Deir el-Bahri (Egypte): a foundation deposit of Hatshepsut’s temple

- Canada: Underwater archaeologists explore the wreck of the Erebus

- Honduras: New Discoveries at the Mysterious City of the Jaguar

- Poitiers (France): découverte exceptionnelle de peintures murales dans la cathédrale

- Discovering the source of marble used in Roman buildings

- Achill Island (Irlande): The Cromlech Tumulus

- Blekinge (Suède): Signs of early settlement date back to the cradle of civilization

- Thorikos (Grèce): Some 5000 years ago, silver mining on the shores of the Aegean Sea

- New 'Little Ice Age' coincides with fall of Eastern Roman Empire and growth of Arab Empire

- G-B: Lasers reveal 'lost' Roman roads

- Spanish missions triggered Native American population collapse, indirect impact on climate

- Ełk Lakeland (Pologne): Laser reveals secrets of early medieval Prussians

- Abousir (Egypte): A unique boat from the Pyramid Age discovered

- Did the Vikings use crystal ‘sunstones’ to discover America?

- Climate change may have had a huge impact on ancient South American civilisations

- Zippori (Israel): Tombs of Ancient Rabbis Possibly Discovered

- Baturyn  (Ukraine): excavations in 2014-2015

- Petko Karavelovo (Bulgarie): Wooden Wall, ‘Four-Leaf Clover’ Amulet in Prehistoric Settlement

- Wadi Ameyra (Egypte): Early Egyptian Queen Revealed in Hieroglyphs

- Yok Bolum (Belize): Stalagmite unlocks ancient secrets

- Uncovering the Culture of Bronze Age Logboats

- Mounting evidence suggests early agriculture staved off global cooling

- Ahtopol (Bulgarie): North Gate of ancient Agathopolis found

- Paphos (Chypre): Archaeologists know more about the ancient capital

- Pereslavl-Zalessky (Russie): List of Murderers Revealed on Cathedral Wall

- La Mosquitia (Honduras): Excavation of Ancient Lost City Yields New Finds

- Vrysinas  (Grece): The Peak Sanctuary , a form of early amphictyony?

- Must Farm (G-B): Bronze Age stilt houses unearthed in East Anglian Fens

- Ancient bereavement practices from the the Central Apulian region

- How Roman toilets (and fish sauce) may have helped spread parasites across Europe

- Lac Lednickie (Pologne): Fish trap from the Middle Ages discovered

- El Zotz (Guatemala): archaeologist discovers Maya royal burial site

- Las Perlas (Panama): Were islanders dolphin hunters?

- Did famine worsen the Black Death?

- Knossos (Grece): Surprising revelations about Europe's oldest city

- Philippes (Grece): Investigations archéologiques

- Forensic secrets of Britain's historic wax seals

- Alaska (USA): Remains of lost 1800s whaling fleet discovered off Arctic coast

- Pella (Grece):New Macedonian tomb found

- Pompei (Italie): ancient Roman graffiti

- Haua Fteah cave (Libye): How ancient communities resisted new farming practices

- Tel Al-Dafna (Egypte): Tephra from Thera eruption found

- Rosh Ha-‘Ayin (Israel-; Ancient farmstead and monastery exposed 

- Zvenigorod (Russie): Archaeologists unearth military arsenal from the era of Ivan the Terrible